Dwaravati Launched 3D Camera App That Works With Google Cardboard
Drig3D - A new Cardboard app to let users shoot 3D pictures
Ahmedabad, India, May 26, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Dwaravati launched its debut Android app Drig3D, a virtual-reality camera app for Google Cardboard. Using regular mobile camera, Drig3D yields 3D pictures, which can be viewed in Google Cardboard or any similar VR headset.
Drig3D offers three modes for shooting in different scenarios. Scene mode to capture panoramic scene around the user, Model mode to digitize an object in 3D, and Selfie mode for shooting 3D selfies. Sharing content is made very easy by providing users the commonly familiar channels like emails, messengers or online drives. The app is offered for free at Play store and offers in-app purchases to avail premium options.
Dwaravati is committed to the challenging mission of enabling average user to generate and consume virtual-reality content in the easiest possible way.
"We all are currently witnessing dawn of the virtual reality era. Google triggered it off by bringing taste of vr to the masses in last year's Google IO. Looking at the traction it has gained since then, and amount of innovation and investment that has been brought forward by various players, it is clear that dawn to sunrise will not take long" said Kinjal Desai, Founder and CEO at Dwaravati. "We want to see Drig3D leading the VR era, by enabling its users to generate vr content while maintaining highest standards of quality and ease".
Moving ahead, Dwaravati will continue improving current features of Drig3D, add new, launch Drig3D to other platforms, and invest in R&D for binaural audio.
Drig3D is available at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dwaravati.drig3d
More about Drig3D: http://www.dwaravati.com/drig3d
Dwaravati website: http://www.dwaravati.com
About Dwaravati
Dwaravati (formal name, Dwaravati Creation and Consultancy Private Limited), is a technology startup specializing in high-end mobile app and digital marketing. Currently focusing on gamut of less explored possibilities in virtual reality.
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