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Experiential Design - Project

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Ahmed Yaman Ibrahim (0341119) Experiential Design - Project PROJECT Ideas For this project we are to come up with an AR app of our choice to be developed in Unity. I have currently come up with 3 rough ideas, one of which I will develop into a full proposal after consulting with Mr Razif. Idea 1: Interactive restaurant menu app As the name suggests this would be a menu for a restaurant in the form of an AR app. It would  show you a virtual menu for the restaurant/cafe you are in by pointing your camera at a spot in front of you on the table. Would be used as a replacement for physical menus and the QR code-based online menus currently being used. This would eliminate the need to constantly replace physical menus when items change as well as allow for more freedom in designing how the menu looks as opposed to just using a dropdown list on a mobile website. Features: Restaurant menu with visualization of the food items in AR with details such as dietary/nutritional info Buttons to ca...

Experiential Design - Exercises

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Ahmed Yaman Ibrahim (0341119) Experiential Design EXERCISES Week 1 This week we went through a brief introduction of the module, the kind of work we would be doing and the process of installing Unity on our computers Week 2 In this week's class we went through an introduction on Unity and its basics, and tried creating our first AR object. First, we opened up a new project in Unity, selected the platform we were building for and set up the project. Next, we added Vuforia into the project to get the AR to work.  Then we added the ARCamera game object in and added the Vuforia license. Afterwards, we added the image that we wanted to use for the AR project into the Vuforia database we were using for this project.  After adding this database to our Unity project, we imported the image into the project and created a 3D object (in this case a cube) above it. We then tested to see if the cube was visible on our cameras when it detected the image. Afterwards we added some animation to...