[null,null,[],[[["ARCore is Google's platform for building augmented reality (AR) experiences that lets your phone sense its environment, understand the world, and interact with information."],["It uses motion tracking, environmental understanding, and light estimation to integrate virtual content with the real world through your phone's camera."],["ARCore is supported on a variety of qualified Android phones and a list of supported devices can be found on the Google AR website."],["ARCore works by tracking the phone's position and building an understanding of the real world, allowing you to place virtual objects seamlessly within it."],["ARCore provides SDKs for various development environments, including Android, Unity, iOS, and Unreal, enabling developers to create new AR experiences."]]],["Geospatial Anchors place 3D content in the real world using latitude, longitude, and altitude. Types include WGS84, Terrain, and Rooftop anchors, each with specific altitude references and creation APIs. Anchors can be created using dedicated APIs or hit-tests. Latitude/longitude can be determined via Geospatial Creator, Google Maps, Google Earth, or a physical location. Terrain and Rooftop anchors are created asynchronously and are resolved to the terrain or building. WGS84 anchors have specific altitude determination methods. The rotation of the anchors is done with a quaternion.\n"]]
