An augmented reality application that lets users create and view 3D glyphs and symbols, triggered by image recognition, for added visual information in physical spaces.
ARoglyph is an augmented reality application developed by The Office for Creative Research in 2019. It allows users to create three-dimensional glyphs, symbols and shapes that are then triggered to appear in the real world when the camera views a specific image.
Some key features of ARoglyph include:
ARoglyph makes augmented reality more accessible for adding an extra layer of visual information to physical spaces. It could be used by artists and designers to prototype ideas, educators to create interactive learning experiences, marketers for branded effects or anyone wanting to attach digital content to the real world. Its simple interface allows those with no 3D modeling experience to still design and animate virtual objects tied to real imagery.