Augmented Reality Android

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i i want t develop android AR app.
Where can i find detailed tutorial to start from as this totally new for me.
Any help.

Posted 18-Jun-13 23:06pm

garav kumar mishra

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Richard MacCutchan 19-Jun-13 5:09am

Have you tried Google, or the Android developers' website?

garav kumar mishra 19-Jun-13 5:18am

yeah but i could not find how to start

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Keith Barrow · Answer 1 · 2013-06-19T01:52:00

At the risk of stating the obvious:

1) Write a list of aims you want to achieve, e.g. (display tags on famous buildings)
2) Break down the steps needed to fullfill your aims (e.g. Store location and information to display, provide a service to get the information from the DB, write an application to display the information over a live camera image).

You keep repeating step 2 until you have small enough units to work on to be able to google/get started.

Personally, I'd start at the application end: just try and get a hard coded label to display on a hard-coded position. This is likely to be the hardest task to sort as you are projecting a spacial co-ordinate onto a 2-D image (the camera image) based on a location which isn't the same as the one you are projecting you tag onto. When you have done this in a hard-coded way, you can see what data you need to store a position more clearly as you might need more than the physical co-ordinates.