​To Import FBX models into ARki using a Gdrive URL
Open Gdrive / Dropbox or Onedrive app and head to the Share settings of the 3d file
Change the Link settings to “Anyone with the link”
Copy the link of the 3d file then open ARki app
Create a new project - paste the link of the 3d file in the Import box

70% Discount for Students and Educational Institutions! ​

Apple's Spring Loaded Event on April 20th included a number of announcements about the new iPad Pro, iPhone 12, air tags and more. We, at Darf Design, were especially excited to see our core product ARki featured on stage during the iPad Pro announcements. 

We are thrilled to launch a brand new Gallery page, and from ARki 7.1 the gallery will showcase some of most exciting projects carried out by the ARki community!
​Below meet some of the innovative projects and designers working in AR.

ARki 7.1 is out now and it includes several feature enhancements including: 

A sneak peek into ARki 7.1 coming soon. 

The Nextgen railway footbridges catalogue is a series of passenger footbridges, which has been put together by the Buildings and Architecture department at Network Rail. Their latest addition to the catalogue, the Futura bridge, is now made public via ARki 7.0 update. 

ARki 7.0 includes a major list of new features, helping you create faster, more engaging augmented reality experiences! ​

Augmented reality is an important technology for architecture and urban planning  because it is based on spatial computing, therefore it has an ability to understand 3d physical spaces, buildings, and infrastructure, and overlay these with contextually relevant information. If we fast forward a few years in wearable computing - when iOS and Android are no longer supported on mobile phones, but instead on some variation of eyewear, then we can start to really explore the usefulness of AR in our everyday experiences, and the way we design, view and create architecture, and our urban environment. As designers its important to understand the value of spatial computing, as it can not only inform the way we create physical spaces, but also the way we experience the city.