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AR GALLERY

With Apple iOS 12 and a 8 or newer device, you can place 3D objects in the real world using AR Quick Look, powered by Apple ARKit 2. Tap any of the 3D models below on a device running iOS 12 to view the object and place it in AR. Or click a model on Mac to download the usdz file.

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Visit this page on iOS 12 to try AR Quick Look

Commode

Commode

Matrimonial bed

Coffee table

Wardrobe

Wardrobe

Wardrobe

The new USDZ format

At the recent WWDC 2018 event, Apple launched the new USDZ format which is described by its co-creator Pixar as a "zero-compression, unencrypted zip archive" of the USD (Universal Scene Description) format.
The latter has been used by the animation giant for a number of years when working with 3D content, but the introduction of USDZ sees the technology now optimized for mobile devices.
Essentially USDZ is a container that holds a number of files and the required tools to render them.

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