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Some of the latest iPhones and iPads have a built-in LiDAR scanner, which allows a device to understand the 3D shape of its surroundings. On these devices, this app uses the scanner to more realistically render the user's surroundings and reconstruct the 3D position of their hand.
AR MultiPendulum is available for free on the [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/ar-multipendulum/id1583322801). This is the first application to use real-time 3D [scene color reconstruction](https://github.com/philipturner/scene-color-reconstruction) on a mobile device. To learn about how this app was created, check out [this article](https://philipturner.github.io/first-affordable-ar-headset).
AR MultiPendulum is available for free on the [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/ar-multipendulum/id1583322801). It is based on [ARHeadsetKit](https://github.com/philipturner/ARHeadsetKit), a high-level framework for bringing AR headset experiences to iOS. To learn about how this app was created, check out [this article](https://philipturner.github.io/first-affordable-ar-headset).
