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First example of AR on the iPhone

No official support of the camera means that the framerate is less than ideal. Nevertheless, the iPhone also provides multi-touch input which make interacting with AR content that bit more intuitive and natural. Note that you can also shake the phone to clear away the virtual objects you’ve added. This is based on the ARToolkit and is licensed by ARToolWorks.