Learn how meshes represent real-world surfaces for realistic AR interaction.
A World Mesh is a 3D representation of a real-world environment. This is built from vertices and triangles and created from a depth sensor.
Through depth sensing and LiDAR technology, Augmented Reality devices can scan an environment and convert that depth data into a digital geometric model. World meshes can update as a user moves around and can make digital objects feel more real by contributing to occlusion, collision, and shadows.
An architect makes a world mesh of a bedroom and adds digital furniture to ensure that they will fit accurately within the space and look well designed in the environment.
Meshes allow for realistic physics occlusion and precise placement of geometry within augmented reality environments.
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