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Facebook and third-party AR creators will join forces – V Herald
Facebook has opened the door for augmented reality effects creators. Third-party AR developers will be able to share their work on their platform.
Facebook has opened the door for augmented reality effects creators. Third-party AR creators will be able to share their work on the world spread platform, according to the Facebook Connect conference today. Their work will be available on both Messenger and Portal. Facebook has an AR program, called Spark AR; however, it was limited to its own creators until today. We will soon find out more official details.
The company’s recent event also includes an update number on Spark AR usage. The numb…
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