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Dev tools · June 28, 2018

POP AR

Use AR to help you chose & shop for the best size TV screen

POP AR launched on June 28, 2018 with 2 votes.

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What it does

POP AR is a FREE Augmented Reality app that uses ARKit 1.5 to place true-to-scale 3D TVs in your home or office to help you decide the best screen size to buy. The app also allows you to take pictures and share with other decision makers as well as linking directly to some of the top retailers so you can shop for your selected TV size

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