To test your ARCore apps in an Android Virtual Device (AVD), you’ll need Android Emulator version 27.2.9 or higher. You must also be signed into the Google Play store on your AVD, and have ...

"Android Studio Beta now supports ARCore in the Emulator, so you can quickly test your app in a virtual environment right from your desktop." ...

Ahead of Mobile World Congress 2018 in Barcelona, Google today launched ARCore 1.0, letting developers create AR experiences on Android. Releasing ARCore out of preview means developers can ...

Meanwhile, the Google Developers AR page still features “ARCore” prominently even after making the latest version of the ARCore service available for download as an APK or Android emulator.

ARCore is Android’s version of Apple ARKit. It's a baked-in augmented reality platform that developers can leverage. It's different from the now-discontinued Tango, another AR effort by Google ...

With the announcement that Google's ARCore augmented reality SDK has emerged from preview in version 1.0, developers can now use it to create augmented reality apps for distribution through the Play ...

Google today launched a preview of ARCore, an Android software development kit (SDK) that brings augmented reality to existing and future Android phones without requiring additional sensors or ...