ARML
How to create your World
Create your own Augmented Reality World and browse your World with Wikitude 4!
Wikitude Latest Update (Android)
Yesterday Mobilizy released a new version of the Wikitude 4 Android Client (build 8.3). The newest version includes User Interface changes based on feedback from our users. The most notable changes are as follows: the number of tabs has been reduced to 5, a snapshot feature has been added, new features have been added to the settings screen, and various graphics have been replaced.
Your geo-referenced Content in AR – learn more about possible Cooperation-Options
This post describes how companies holding geo-referenced content can work together with Mobilizy and Wikitude to make the content available on an Augmented Reality (AR) view. The options mainly differ from each other in terms of development effort, costs, customization options and availability, and can be combined arbitrarily (e.g. Content in Wikitude together with a White Label Solution)
ARML & KML: Advantages of ARML
Wikitude 4 is our latest AR browser version. New is the native support of ARML (augmented reality markup language). Similar to HTML for web browsers this could become a standard for AR browsers that display points of interest around your current position. Best of all it is based on the KML which is used in Google Earth.
Review: Barcamp Mainz
Martin, our CTO, has visited the Barcamp in Mainz/Germany. He has been interviewed by Fabian Röhlinger (fabienroehlinger) one of the participants at the Barcamp. The both of them have been talking about Mobilizy’s effort of building an eco-system and the general strategy of the company. Martin talks about the new augmented reality standard “ARML”, introduced by Mobilizy.
