ARKit has been one of the great novelties presented by Apple with iOS 11, and Throughout the summer we have been looking at the different applications that this new developer tool can offer, surprising for the enormous potential it has not only for video games but also for tools.
Some of the first applications that appeared making use of ARKit were those dedicated to making measurements using our devices, showing the precision and versatility of their measurements. Today one of those apps surprises us again by showing itself in an already advanced development phase and teaching us the different tools it offers us. MeasureKit is going to be an application that will surprise many, and we can already see it in action in the following video.
MeasureKit is not just a measurement tool, it is a true "Swiss Army knife" that offers us many tools in a single application. From measuring the dimensions of a room to knowing the height of a person, make simple measurements, generate cubic elements of predetermined dimensions and be able to place them in other areas to see how they look, calculate angles or fix positions and calculate the distance at which we are. In the video we see each of these functions in action and it is surprising how quickly and easily they are executed.
ARKit is one of the features with the greatest potential that Apple has shown us in recent years, and in addition to seeing what developers can do with these tools that Apple has given them, we still have to know what the company itself is going to do. with Augmented Reality in their terminals. The presentation of the iPhone 8 will reveal many details of what Apple plans with this new technology and ARKit will foreseeably have a lot of prominence during the event on September 12.
