Geo Tag: To Trigger Content
I would like to see AR experience triggered when user approaches and enters certain geotagged location.
Tony Högman
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Hi Gaben, I do not have a definite date for this, but I do invite you to join our prerelease program, https://adobeprerelease.com/ select Aero from available programs. Here you can test and preview new, unreleased features and have the opportunity to share direct feedback with the team. Thanks!
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GABEN CHANCELLOR
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Is it possible to estimate when GeoTagging may become available? I have commercial clients that this is an absolute requirement, so I have to make a decision wether Aero is a viable development solution, or wether I should strike out with another solution. Thanks in advance!
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Gregory Little
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Yes please! This is a critical defining feature of AR
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anand gaurav
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Hi, I just created an animation using Blender that included A drone with 8 blades and 1 box and exported it as GLTF format and once I tried to import it in Aero, My whole sequence was interrupted and Geo-Triggers were affected ( Drone Flies somewhere and Blades rotate somewhere else).
I was wondering if the community can help me to resolve it. -
Hi Hillary, yes this is still on our roadmap and I will post updates as they come in. Thank you!
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hilary tsai
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Is your team still exploring this? I see it's been years since it was suggested. My team is looking to use geotags for a tour. We need this feature.. how close is it to being implemented?
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Mike Siegert
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This would be awesome and could open the doors to many new AR adventure games
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Mark Welden-Smith
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To quote the Adobe team below "We've done some thorough evaluations of these and hope to share more very soon!" - April 2020.
This feature has been under review for over a year with no updates. Considering how popular this request is I think Adobe needs to provide an update on whether this feature is likely to be developed any time soon.
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Tamlyn Young
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Geo tagging would allow me to create site specific AR pieces in the city for members of the public to view even in low light/without having to first ‘place’the AR experience in a location. I would like the AR experience to appear without any set-up required by the viewer in terms of anchoring the object to their chosen location. Thanks, this would make Aero indispensable.
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Martijn Hage
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For our project, designing an outdoor museum, one of the most needed features in Adobe Aero!
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hilary tsai
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my team wants to do an AR tour of Portland, using public art pieces as targets.. e.g. a fountain sculpture, statue or mural. We imagine geo tags would be useful here, but we are also still trying to figure out if a picture of the target would work in this case. For low light situations, I'm guessing geo would probably be necessary.
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Sam Wilson
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I would love the ability to be able to trigger an AR piece in specific locations. Scanning a QR code could start the experience? I’ve been trying to find a way to create an AR art trail around my city, but finding an app to facilitate it is proving difficult!
Artivive is pretty close, but they limit the size of the AR piece to the piece scanned - meaning you can’t play with scale at all. It’s meant to be “Augmented” come on!
Hoping Adobe can fill this exciting gap in the market
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theo stoj
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Yes, I work with kids in various neighbourhoods across town, this would be a very productive feature.
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Edie Damann
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I'd love for this to be an option. I work with local and regional parks and this would be an amazing way to create "Story Walks" for children and to teach about local plants and animals.
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Davide Pepe
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This is the reason I was interested in Aero. This can be a very useful feature to create artistic content or very useful use of AR. Imagine to create some virtual guide that the visitors of a museum can access from their mobile. Especially in a moment like this in which is better if you don't handle objects handled by other people.
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c ridley
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Geo tagging would be a brilliant feature. This would need public / not public options so the consumer could choose what they saw. Maybe a QR code or a link would unlock a particular location-based experience
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David Tessier
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I totally agree with that kind of GPS function. I just don't know how it could be shared with a lot of people, for example, with old photos… Imagine, you walk in the street, and you look on your smartphone to see if you can watch the building just in front of you the way it was decades ago. It would be so cool. Of course, the more people share old photos, the coolest it is! But maybe a native app for that would be better?
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David Gribouille
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I would also love to have that kind of GPS fonction for old photos so people can feel « back to the future » !
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From App Store reviews:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adobe-aero/id1401748913#see-all/reviews
I would love to be able to memorize in my files the GPS position and the angle of view by the compass, to share them later (to make 'AR of old photos) ... Could this be possible?
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katy brandt
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I am very interested in being able to attach an Aero creation to a GPS location or tag as well. Also a way to lock the scale, and location of objects when sharing. I am trying to create an AR immersive experience for my students. I want it to be something they can walk through and interact with, but right now I can't get the scale to be set to what I define in the desktop app of Aero when I try it on my phone.
