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The skill rating required in order to make an AR experience in aurasma is probably like a 1 the delivery of it is super easy

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Drag and drops object.

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Seems free

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Anyone as long as they have the app can view anything that is from the app, i think all you really need to do is send them a link or so but i'm not even sure it might just work automatically

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https://www.aurasma.com/

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All you really need in order to create some sort of of experience with aurasma is a phone and some images/video and something to link to the program

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The application downloaded on any device with a camera

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A computer, tablet or phone with the software installed

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A phone and the app on the phone other than that nothing really

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IOS device with a A9 processor or later. Must be mobile or tablet, not computer.

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While it really does get the job done and it could get it done quite well it really isn't that amazing of an experience in terms of technical complexity but it could work really well in terms of teaching someone something

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Really anyone and everyone uses it as long as you have a phone with a camera that can get the app than you can use the program, i've seen my old school use it a lot and even once i think i saw a museum that was using it in order to talk about the items that were out on display in the museum

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IOS users. People that have a iPhone or iPad.

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Anyone with a Computer/Tablet/Phone who wants to make an interactive visual experience

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any IOS device

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An iPhone or iPad that has IOS 11. The device must also have a A9 processor.

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Free

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It seems to be advanced technology, but I can't seem to find it on the App Store. Also, since its IOS exclusive, it isn't even a possibility for Android users.

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1, the app is designed very simply for the benefit of their target audience: students

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All you need is to download app onto an IOS device

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It seems to work great for interactive 360 degree visual experiences, but would not work for creating a proper AR experience

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IOS users with the ability to download app

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1-its very simply designed so that anyone can use it for fun

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It is very practically designed and is easy to use. However it seems to be a little too simple and there are limited options to what you can do on the app.

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https://www.thinglink.com/edu

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seems unlikely to be able to migrate the actual product because it only functions on the App. This means that it wouldn't be able to share the product to other accounts. Also no android users would be able to use this.

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Seems to be quite intuitive and easy to use

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Free

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Can video the interactive world you create and save to photos.

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1- this software is really basic. It doesn't even have the opporutnity to personalize what the objects in the AR are. It has a pre-selected range of objects. T