Apple ARKit vs. EasyAR vs. Vuforia Engine

Apple ARKit is best where AR experience will enhance user understanding of the product. For instance, for a furniture app, AR via Apple ARKit can help users get an understanding of how the furniture will look. It also works well for use cases where we want to give human movement as an input for AR, so for instance for clothing apps that want users to see how they will look in a particular clothing style, etc.

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It is well suited in scenarios like you wants to track objects and surface in the plane. Image recognization at multiple targets is one of the very good functionalities of EasyAR. And if you want to render 3d objects in your mobile application then it's well suited. It is free too so you can create applications at minimal costs.

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Definetely when needing an image target based AR experience, I'd go with Vuforia Engine, the implementation is pretty straightforward (at least when using UNITY SDK), it is well documented and there are plenty of examples to start with. I wouldn't recommend it yet for tracking objects or environments if it is for commercial purposes, because it tends to fail from time to time from my experience.

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• Great sync between hardware and software
• Visual-inertial odometry with ARKit2 is the best.

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• Object tracking
• Surface tracking
• Camera supports
• Recoding

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• At times it can be laggy, taking time to recognize things
• Limited to iOS

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• In some cases, it took more time recognize a object in dark
• Slow support for new features
• Sometimes take time to load render object

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• Performance when using unity (the device heats up).
• Image marker works fine but surface detection tends to fail still.
• Even though there's a free plan, there are many alternatives now where they cost less or they're even free.

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They are always proactive, instead of us getting to them about a problem or a new feature. Always quick to respond any time of the day. Hence, 10/10.

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Apple ARKit is way finer and is the best option for iOS.

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EasyAr is free and there is no watermark on the output of it. It's easy to use and some features like multiple targeting in images and object and surface tracking help you to achieve what you want.

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• It improved user retention.
• It increased the app size, which is a drawback.

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• Its free to use so we created app on low cost
• Easy to use so we achieve deadline on time

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