Google recently launched its Just a Line mobile art app as an all-new AR Experiment to enhance video content with augmented reality line drawings. While there are many social media apps that offer simplistic drawing tools, this new app from Google sets itself apart with dynamic animations and dimensions. Users may draw in a 3D space with a white marker and then press the record button in the app to truly bring the simplest of line drawings to life in a real-world setting.
Just a Line works on devices that support ARCore and Google is open-sourcing the code for the new AR drawing app so that developers may create their own inspiring ARCore projects from it.
At GDC 2018, highlighted its new AR Experiment app, alongside a range of other ARCore apps that will be coming to the Google Play Store.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dynamic AR Drawing Tools
- Opportunity for businesses to develop innovative AR drawing tools with dynamic animations and dimensions to enhance user experience.
- Open-source AR Code Development
- Opportunity for developers to create inspiring ARCore projects by using AR drawing code that has been made open-source by Google.
- 3D Drawing in AR Space
- Opportunity for businesses to create AR drawing tools that allow users to draw in a 3D space to enhance realism and creativity.
Sectors Adopting This
- Social Media
- Social media platforms can take advantage of the AR drawing trend to create engaging augmented reality experiences for users.
- Mobile App Development
- Mobile app developers can explore the possibilities of augmented reality drawing tools to create innovative and unique apps for users.
- AR Technology
- AR technology companies can explore the potential of AR drawing tools to create new, disruptive experiences for users.
