This tutorial article explains a method to host 3D content on iCloud for an iOS, macOS, or VisionOS app. It uses native Swift code, with CloudKit for hosting and fetching of model data in USDZ format. RealityKit is used to display models in augmented reality (AR).
A while back I posted about a side project I’ve been working for that I’ve been referring to as ARMOR, for “Augmented Reality Mobile Robotics.” I have this vision of …
At the end of my last post, I referenced a project I am currently collaborating on with a client where we are using Augmented Reality (AR) to aid in performing …
Last I posted, I had written a tutorial about a method I had discovered to embed a 3D renderer inside a Compose Multiplatform app. For me, this is a pretty …
As I’ve been picking up experience with various different 3D rendering and Augmented Reality (AR) frameworks available on mobile (Android and iOS), I’ve often asked, what is available that I …
Over the past couple months, in between traveling for the holidays and working through a few steps for our visa renewal process, I took on a small contract project to …
As you may have seen in Rachel’s post about her hospital stay, we’ve had an eventful month of October. While technically that situation started at the end of September, it …
I can’t believe it’s September! That means summertime has just about passed, and the rainy season is setting in, but also that means we’re 3/4 of the way through our …
The MOMDYN app, initially developed during 2019-2020, has evolved from a Python-based project using Kivy and SymPy into native applications for both Android and iOS. The developer plans to update it with SwiftUI enhancements. The post chronicles its development journey through YouTube videos, inviting users to explore its features.
