Build Augmented Reality (AR) App for Neurodiverse People

Add an air camera setup as a game object in Unity to build an augmented reality app for neurodiverse users, exploring scene view, hierarchy, inspector, and asset import.

Enable Vuforia AR in Unity by turning on AR support in project settings and adding an AR camera to map image targets.

Learn to add an image target in unity for an augmented reality scene, enabling camera recognition and triggering actions when the target is detected.

Create a before you account by registering, filling details, verifying your email, and logging in to access your development portal, prepping for a development key in the next video.

Learn how to obtain and apply a development key in Unity to build and test an augmented reality app, including licensing, air camera, and image targets.

Learn to add image targets in Vuforia by creating a database, uploading a jpeg or png under two megabytes, and using the target in Unity.

Download a database of image targets and transfer it to Unity, then add and organize targets with JPEG or PNG files under two megabytes, setting dimensions in meters for AR.

Import assets from your computer into Unity by dragging and dropping them into the assets folder. Create a material and map images to the image target.

Superimpose an image on an image target in Unity by importing assets, creating and applying materials to a quad, and aligning the quad with the target for augmented reality experiences.

Preview your ar app in unity by setting up image targets and image typekit, align a quad with materials, and use the play button to verify recognition on a device.

Export and deploy a Unity AR app to an Android device by configuring build settings, switching to Android, updating player settings, and using Android Studio SDK to generate an APK.

Install the AR app on a mobile device by enabling unknown sources and installing the apk from files, then launch to test camera access and AR target recognition.

Create a Unity-based augmented reality app by adding image targets, mapping assets with quads, and overlaying video or images, then build and deploy to Android devices.

Recap of building an AR app with Unity and Vuforia: install Unity, create a project, add an image target from a database, and preview AR overlay with a 3D quad.