Gravity Planets Simulation AR
Free AppAbout Gravity Planets Simulation AR
Gravity Planets will allow you to create your own planetary system by placing the different markers around your desktop table, bed or sofa. Then, you can span asteroids around the planets and observe how the gravity affects them.
Gravity planets highlights:
- Augmented Reality with different tangible markers as representations of the planets.
- Set up your planetary system and deploy asteroids to observe the effects of gravity in them.
- Move the planets as the simulation is taking place.
You can get the AR markers here: www.infinityk.com/gplanets.pdf
Gravity Planets takes part in the contest “Apps de divulgación científica” organized by the “Public University of Navarre”
Gravity planets highlights:
- Augmented Reality with different tangible markers as representations of the planets.
- Set up your planetary system and deploy asteroids to observe the effects of gravity in them.
- Move the planets as the simulation is taking place.
You can get the AR markers here: www.infinityk.com/gplanets.pdf
Gravity Planets takes part in the contest “Apps de divulgación científica” organized by the “Public University of Navarre”
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More downloads Gravity Planets Simulation AR reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
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What are users saying about Gravity Planets Simulation AR
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The markers doesn't open or download
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It works; the sun and planets (no scale to speak of) appear, and a tap on the screen will place a small moon. Which promptly begins descending straight into (and through) the body rendered above your marker. There is no orbital motion, and moving the marker confuses the app. Multiple markers will alter the decent, but it ultimately 'falls' onto a marker body. The sun MUST be clearly visible for the app to work. Give it a little more freedom, and a touch more realistic physics, and this can be fun.
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It works; the sun and planets (no scale to speak of) appear, and a tap on the screen will place a small moon. Which promptly begins descending straight into (and through) the body rendered above your marker. There is no orbital motion, and moving the marker confuses the app. Multiple markers will alter the decent, but it ultimately 'falls' onto a marker body. The sun MUST be clearly visible for the app to work. Give it a little more freedom, and a touch more realistic physics, and this can be fun.
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It works; the sun and planets (no scale to speak of) appear, and a tap on the screen will place a small moon. Which promptly begins descending straight into (and through) the body rendered above your marker. There is no orbital motion, and moving the marker confuses the app. Multiple markers will alter the decent, but it ultimately 'falls' onto a marker body. The sun MUST be clearly visible for the app to work. Give it a little more freedom, and a touch more realistic physics, and this can be fun.
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ugly!!