Augmented Reality "Watch Try-On" app using Vuforia & Unity (Udemy.com)

I give this 4 stars as it seems that a lot of information could benefit from being updated that said this project was a great intro to Unity and Vuforia for AR Design for me. Thank you so much.

It was a nice course, everything worked amazing and I also could understand some programming logic that were confused for me. Thanks

It was a very good tutorial.Only thing i missed was some extra support to add new techniques to this project but after all, it was a good experience. Thanks to UDEMy and mentor.

This course really helped me in understanding how to create augmented reality applications using vuforia and unity, although there are some problems that need to be resolved, one of which is setting the autofocus on the camera. Still, if you're looking for a course on building augmented reality apps for beginners, you've come to the right place.

Thanks for detailed course, had some hiccups, initially was not working with Vuforia version mentioned in course on Android & iOS, updated both Unity and Vuforia and changed the marker. Still on phone it is hard to identify object unless marker is large enough.

The software unity and vuforia versions have updated and so some steps in the download n install have changed. This thing was nit solved in Q&A of the course. I checked other online forums to resolve the issue.

I was a beginner when i started this course and now i feel very familiar with unity and a bit familiar with xcode. I highly reccommend this course for anyone wanting to learn more about AR apps + you'll have something cute for your portfolio.

He will walk you through all the steps needed to create the watch-try-on app, and he provides you with the materials needed. He does not explain some of the ways things work that he asks you to do. He should either change the course target from "beginners" to "intermediate", or add about another 1-2 hours of video explaining the details behind the details. All in all, I do recommend you take this course if you are interested in AR and/or Materials and/or C# events.

It was good overall. Instructor goes into details, as necessary for the project. Well explained, not the best fit for my requirements, but recommended for students who are getting hands on into AR.

M a newbie to AR. Basically a mechanical design engineer, and wanted to see if I can do cool stuff with AR. And this tutorial gives very clear step by step procedure on how to do the Wrist watch AR.