Vuforia View
by PTC Inc.
View rich Augmented Reality experiences on mobile devices across the enterprise.
| App Name | Vuforia View |
|---|---|
| Developer | PTC Inc. |
| Category | Productivity |
| Download Size | 106 MB |
| Latest Version | 9.23.2.7279 |
| Average Rating | 3.92 |
| Rating Count | 558 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Vuforia View Android app |
Vuforia View allows users to access and share Augmented Reality experiences, that are rich with 3D content and IoT data on mobile devices and digital eyewear across the enterprise. Vuforia View brings products to life and empowers your workforce with immersive user interactions that are created in Vuforia Studio, a rapid authoring environment for scalable AR experiences.
Download Vuforia View today to experience the value that Vuforia Augmented Reality can bring to your business.
Getting started is easy:
1) Open the Vuforia View Gallery
2) Select an experience
3) Enjoy your AR experience
Recent changes:
This version resolves an issue that was introduced in 9.23.1. When model items were updated dynamically from the JavaScript (without adding a Model Item widget to the canvas or including the whole occurrence path of the model item in the JavaScript), the dynamically requested updates could not be executed. This issue was most prevalent in experiences where the author attempted to let the runtime user set model item properties like color, opacity or visibility on dynamically selected model items.
Download Vuforia View today to experience the value that Vuforia Augmented Reality can bring to your business.
Getting started is easy:
1) Open the Vuforia View Gallery
2) Select an experience
3) Enjoy your AR experience
Recent changes:
This version resolves an issue that was introduced in 9.23.1. When model items were updated dynamically from the JavaScript (without adding a Model Item widget to the canvas or including the whole occurrence path of the model item in the JavaScript), the dynamically requested updates could not be executed. This issue was most prevalent in experiences where the author attempted to let the runtime user set model item properties like color, opacity or visibility on dynamically selected model items.
