In recent years, many companies engaged in the development of glasses and virtual reality helmets. Even Samsung has already introduced their own virtual reality goggles Gear VR work with mobile devices such as the Galaxy Note 4. Qualcomm has not been able to ignore the new direction and released a set of tools Vuforia SDK, which should help developers to create applications and games for virtual and augmented reality. Samsung, Epson and other companies have already supported the project and will use the technology in their devices.
Qualcomm will release a beta version of Vuforia SDK this fall for a small group of developers. Later will be released to the public. With this toolkit, developers can easily create games and applications that will work with mobile devices. It is not just about virtual reality helmets, but also on conventional smartphones and tablets that are using the built-in camera will be able to get the content, based on the work with augmented reality.