Constructing the Future of Real Estate App Development

Game Ar App

These apps merge virtual gaming elements with the real world, encouraging users to explore and interact with their environment in novel ways. Pokémon GO is a popular example

Projection-Based AR

Recognition-Based AR

These apps recognize and identify real-world objects, allowing users to interact with them through digital overlays. For instance, an app that recognizes plants and provides information about them.

Outlining AR

This type outlines real-world objects with augmented reality overlays. This is useful for tasks like interior design, where users can see how furniture might look in their space.

AR Navigation

AR navigation apps provide real-time visual cues and directions overlaid on the user's view of the real world, helping them navigate through unfamiliar areas.

Educational AR

These apps enhance learning by overlaying educational content onto real-world objects. They can be used for interactive anatomy lessons, historical reenactments, and more.

Industrial and Enterprise AR

Used in industries like manufacturing and maintenance, these apps provide workers with real-time information, instructions, and visualizations to assist with complex tasks.

Medical AR

These apps assist medical professionals in procedures by overlaying critical information, such as 3D models of anatomy, onto a patient's body.

Retail AR

Retail apps use AR to enable customers to visualize products in their own environment before making a purchase. This is especially common for furniture and home decor.