Welcome to XamarinArkit.com

They say the best way to learn something is to teach it.
To that end, I will be posting video, descriptions and code samples as I learn to do different things in Augmented Reality using Xamarin, ARKit, C#, .NET and Visual Studio for Mac.

49 Xamarin ARKit Lessons

1. Prerequisites

2. Create blank scene

3. Show coordinate axis

4. Show feature point detection

5. Show statistics

6. Place cube in scene

7. Place sphere in scene

8. Place plane in scene

9. Sizes

10. Shapes

11. Place text in scene

12. Show local image on plane

13. Show online image on plane

14. Remove item from scene

15. Angle nodes with rotation

16. Front, back and sides

17. Corner radius

18. Opacity

19. Surface plane detection

20. Make nodes always face camera

21. Touch detection

22. Place button on ui

23. Play sound

24. Play movie

25. Place 3d model in scene

26. Node animation

27. Image recognition

28. Rotating world

29. Environmental texturing

30. Play a video on a business card

31. Vertical items from business card

32. Add information to business card

33. Show 3D model on a business card

34. Gestures

35. Virtual table items

36. Face tracking

37. Facial expression detection

38. People occlusion

39. Place nodes at regular intervals

40. Use physics in scene

41. 3d photo gallery surround

42. Place webview in scene

43. Periodic table

44. Lighting and shadows

45. Coaching overlay

46. Body tracking

47. Draw straight line

48. Looking at gaze

Coming Soon

49. SkiaSharp 2D Graphics

What is Xamarin?

Xamarin is an open source app platform from Microsoft for building modern & performant iOS and Android apps with C# and .NET.
For more information, visit the official Xamarin website.

What is ARKit?

ARKit is Apple’s augmented reality development platform for iOS mobile devices.
For more information visit Apples augmented reality pages.

What is Xamarin ARKit?

Xamarin ARKit is a version of ARKit that has been ported into .NET so that it can be used in Xamarin mobile applications using C#.