AR, VR and more – 5 Non-game apps developed in Unity
Ashmeet Singh
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In my earlier blog post of the Unity blog series, I wrote about why Unity for developing non-game apps is becoming a viable option, especially to create 3D apps and experiences. In this blog post, I’ll share with you some non-game apps developed in Unity. Let’s dive in! Building AR and VR experiences with Unity
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