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ARToolKit is software that lets programmers easily develop Augmented Reality applications. Augmented Reality (AR) is the embedding of computer generated content into the natural environment, and has many potential applications in entertainment, media, advertising, industry, and academic research.

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The source code for this project is hosted on GitHub and the compiled SDKs for all platforms (Mac OS X, PC, Linux, Android, iOS), along with the ARToolKit plug-in for Unity3D, are available at our Downloads page.

ARToolKit pixel-format specifiers. ARToolKit functions can accept pixel data in a variety of formats. This enumerations provides a set of constants you can use to request data in a particular pixel format from an ARToolKit function that returns data to you, or to specify that data you are providing to an ARToolKit function is in a particular pixel format.

Each of the individual platform downloads include a README file and example applications to help you get started immediately. The documentation pages here include: detailed APIs, tutorials, and examples from novice to expert levels. ~~Further support can be found by joining the ARToolKit Community Forum.~~

Features

Robust Tracking, including Natural Feature Tracking
Strong Camera Calibration Support
Simultaneous tracking and Stereo Camera Support
Multiple Languages Supported
Optimized for Mobile Devices
Full Unity3D and OpenSceneGraph Support

One of the most difficult parts of developing an augmented reality application is precisely calculating the user’s viewpoint in real time so that the virtual images are exactly aligned with real world objects. ARToolKit uses computer vision techniques to calculate the real camera position and orientation relative to square shapes or flat textured surfaces, allowing the programmer to overlay virtual objects. ARToolKit currently supports classical square marker, 2D barcode, multimarker, and natural feature tracking. Furthermore, ARToolKit supports any combination of the above together. The fast, precise tracking provided by ARToolKit has enabled the rapid development of thousands of new and interesting AR applications.

The documentation contains a complete description of the ARToolKit library, how to install it, and how to use its functionality in AR applications. Several simple sample applications are provided with ARToolKit to enable the programmer to get started immediately. ARToolKit includes the tracking libraries and complete source code for these libraries enabling programming to port the code to a variety of platforms or customize it for their own applications.

ARToolKit is multi-platform, running on the Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, iOS and Android operating systems. The functionality of each version of the toolkit is the same, but the performance may vary depending on the different hardware configurations. ARToolKit can be easily ported to other new and experimental platforms.

ARToolKit supports both video and optical see-through augmented reality. Video see-through AR is where virtual images are overlaid on live video of the real world. The alternative is optical see-through augmented reality, where computer graphics are overlaid directly on a view of the real world. Optical see-through augmented reality typically requires a see-through head mounted display and has more complicated camera calibration and registration requirements.

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