Artists use ARKit to create interesting visual illusions

According to foreign media reports, one of Apple's most eye-catching features for iOS 11 is ARKit, a set of features that allows developers to easily incorporate immersive augmented reality experiences into their development applications. Yes, Apple has been advocating the advantages of ARKit for quite a long time. Cook even called it a "significant and profound" technology a few months ago.

In fact, since iOS 11 was launched last fall, there have been a lot of applications that have used this technology. Although it cannot be said that the iPhone's AR has changed the rules of the game in the market, there is no doubt that it has very great potential.

Recently, a very interesting ARKit demo has appeared on the Internet. It is understood that the demo is from Swedish artist Peter Norrby. Norrby explained that he is using the iPhone X's ARKit facial tracking to achieve this kind of 3D head tracking.

In addition, Norrby also plans to put its own software on the App Store and intends to open the download for free. If you are interested in his software technology foundation, Norrby will be willing to open source code to the public.