Just a Line, Google's app that turns the whole world into an exciting 3D drawing board
Recently, Google Creative Lab has just released an extremely interesting AR (augmented reality) application called Just a Line. This application allows users to draw white lines in mid-air.
Recently, Google Creative Lab has just released an extremely interesting AR (augmented reality) application called Just a Line. This application allows users to draw white lines in mid-air.
You just need to touch the screen and doodle the lines or anything in the imagination onto the surroundings, these lines will follow up there in real time. Even if you rotate the phone, they don't go away but will show up in a different perspective. To better understand, please watch the video below.
After delighting with creativity, you can save your 'works' to your computer and share them on social networks. Just own a phone that supports ARCore including: Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL; Samsung Galaxy S8, S8 +, S9, S9 +, Note 8, S7, S7 edge; LG V30, V30 + (Android O); ASUS Zenfone AROnePlus 5 is that you can download this application and experience.
Download link: Just a Line - Draw Anywhere, with AR
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