Previously I mentioned a number of augmented reality resources such as the free Vuforia augmented reality SDK, and more recently a tutorial on creating an augmented reality game on iOS using OpenCV.
Here’s an interesting library submitted by Julien Ducret that uses augmented reality to track the position of the sun on your device called BRSunTracker.
BRSunTracker uses your gps location, date, and timezone to compute the location of the sun, and uses the gyroscope to decied where on the device screen the sun actually is. You can find further information on the algorithm used in the readme.
Here is an animation from the readme that shows BRSunTracker in action:
You can find BRSunTracker on Github here.
An interesting augmented reality library.
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Original article: Open Source Augmented Reality Library For Live Tracking The Position Of The Sun
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