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Google Takes On Apple’s ARKit With Its Own ARCore Platform For Android

Oliver Haslam·August 30, 2017

Google today announced its own take on glasses-free augmented reality with the new ARCore developer platform replacing the Project Tango offering that required manufacturers build special hardware into devices to allow them to use it.

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