Önwall liitreaalsuse tööriist
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2019
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Antud bakalaureusetöös kirjeldatakse Android liitreaalsuse rakenduse arendamist ja testimist Önwall jaoks. Rakendusega saab vaadata ruumi, kus valitud seinale on paigutatud virtuaalsed mosaiikplaadid. Sarnaseid rakendusi on analüüsitud ja võrreldud. Järgnevalt on soovitud rakenduse kasutajakogemuse disain loodud ja kirjeldatud. Pärast seda tutvustatakse lühidalt Unity ja ARCore, millega loodi rakendus. Sellele järgneb rakenduse süsteemiarhitektuuri kirjeldus. Bakalaureusetöö lõppeb kasutajatestidega, leitud probleemidega ja võimalike edasiarendustega.
This thesis describes the development and testing of an Android augmented reality application for the company Önwall. The application allows a user to view a room with Önwall's mosaic tiles virtually placed on a selected real wall. Alternative applications are first analyzed and compared in the thesis. Then the user experience design of the requested application is developed and described, required features specified. After that, Unity and ARCore are brought up as the tools used to develop the application. This is followed with the details about the architectural implementation of the application. The thesis ends with descriptions of the user testing, found usability issues and potential future improvements.
This thesis describes the development and testing of an Android augmented reality application for the company Önwall. The application allows a user to view a room with Önwall's mosaic tiles virtually placed on a selected real wall. Alternative applications are first analyzed and compared in the thesis. Then the user experience design of the requested application is developed and described, required features specified. After that, Unity and ARCore are brought up as the tools used to develop the application. This is followed with the details about the architectural implementation of the application. The thesis ends with descriptions of the user testing, found usability issues and potential future improvements.