Google launches an application turns lines drawn in the air to enhanced reality .. But how!

Google explained that the Just a Line application allows you to create simple graphics using enhanced reality, then share it with short video.
Since tech companies have realized that the future over the next few years, virtual reality technologies and enhanced reality, as well as artificial intelligence technologies, have become more and more popular with new advertising on these technologies. Now Google is.


Over the past few months, Google has strengthened its capabilities in terms of enhanced reality by unveiling a special platform called ARCore, a platform that is a continuation of the company's efforts with Tango, which was designed to bring enhanced reality applications to Android phones.

In late February, the company announced the launch of the first final version of the platform, after two previews launched in August and December 2017. Initially, the platform focused on bringing enhanced reality posters to the company's Pixel phones , And then became supported by a lot of devices from several companies, to reach the number of devices currently more than 100 million, according to Google.

Today, Google said developers have been active in the past few weeks in deploying enhanced reality applications to the Play Store through different categories, such as gaming, shopping, home and creativity. The company also cited My Tamagotchi Forever as well as Walking Dead Our World, which integrates the ARCore platform with Google Maps API, which allows Google Maps data to be used in games.

With regard to the field of shopping, Google pointed out that the application of eBay has become supportive of the enhanced reality technology. In the area of ​​innovation, the company said that it has worked over the past months with creators across different disciplines to explore what happens when using the enhanced reality.

As for the new Google in this area, it is the application Just a Line, which showed that it allows you to create simple graphics using the enhanced reality, and then share it with short video.

The company added that the source code for the application is available to all developers to be their starting point in the field of enhanced reality.

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