Recently on the Japanese Twitter social networking site, this “RakugakiAR” App can be said to be very popular. Through AR technology, it can help you turn any graffiti on the plane into a 3D three-dimensional one, and it is the kind that can move. You can walk around the desktop and interact with people. It is quite interesting. Children at home who like to draw will definitely love it. It can even make the characters in the storybook three-dimensional, making the children sound more real and vivid. Currently only available on iOS.
RakugakiAR introduction and operation tutorial
RakugakiAR is simple to use. After downloading and installing the app, open it and you can turn your graffiti into 3D through the iPhone lens. Even people who are not familiar with technology can easily get started.
This app is not free, but it is not expensive either, costing only NT$33.
After opening the app, the camera will be pointed at the graffiti you want to turn into 3D. If a red frame appears, it means it has been detected. Click the SCAN button below:
At this time, please hold your iPhone steady. In about a second, you will see that the graffiti will look like it is being torn apart and become three-dimensional in an instant. There are also VIDEO and PHOTO functions on the left side. Click to record or take photos:
As shown in the picture below, as long as there is no Reset (or the app is closed), the previous 3D graffiti will remain. The representative said that multiple 3D graffiti can be done at one time, and the desktop will become super lively in an instant. It will be clearer if there is a video demonstration below:
Click anywhere on the screen, and food will fall down for feeding. These graffiti will automatically go over and eat them up, and the speed is super fast:
Graffiti three-dimensional video:
Feeding video:
I have to say that this app is really amazing! I didn’t expect that graffiti can be turned into 3D so quickly. Children are very excited to play with it. However, during my test, some graffiti could not be recognized correctly. If it is hand-drawn graffiti, it is recommended that the outer frame be drawn clearly for more accurate recognition.
Japanese netizens also tested U.S. dollar bills. The three-dimensional banknotes looked a bit funny, and they could also be fed:
LOOK AT MY NEW PET #RakugakiAR pic.twitter.com/7HvePOg2c3
— KIFU 🗡 (@scoolyosys) August 4, 2020
This simple doodle is no problem either:
https://twitter.com/canofoatmeal/status/1290368698193252352
If the feet are drawn clearly enough, they will swing from side to side:
Jump🐟#ㄇㄚˊ幾 #RakugakiAR pic.twitter.com/jwq9Xhs5cd
— 雪路/YUKIJI🐇 (@machiko324) August 4, 2020
The same goes for the arms, they are quite powerful:
https://twitter.com/SHIBUYA_556/status/1290587809959383040
Supplementary information
- App name: RakugakiAR
- Nature: Paid (NT$33)
- Download page:App Store
Source: KOCPC Chinese