AR-Basic Studio 1.0

AR-Basic Studio is an integrated development environment for creating augmented reality applications with a clean, BASIC-inspired scripting language. Developed by Android Robotics Corp., Russia, it combines a visual scene editor with straightforward code so you can design, prototype, and deploy interactive AR experiences quickly—without a steep learning curve.

Highlights:

• Easy-to-read scripting: A BASIC-style language that lowers the barrier to entry while remaining powerful enough for real projects.
• Visual scene builder: Drag-and-drop components, arrange 2D/3D assets, and configure interactions without leaving the editor.
• Fast iteration: Preview in the built-in simulator and push live updates to connected Android devices for rapid testing.
• Core AR capabilities: Create experiences that make use of device sensors, plane detection, image tracking, anchors, and hit testing on supported Android hardware.
• Solid tooling: Step-by-step debugging, logging, and performance insights help you diagnose issues quickly.
• Ready-to-use templates: Sample projects and guided tutorials accelerate learning and reduce setup time.
• Extensible by design: Optional modules let you integrate peripherals and robotics components as your projects grow.

Who it’s for:

• Educators and students exploring AR and robotics concepts.
• Makers and hobbyists building interactive demos, showcases, or prototypes.
• Developers who want a practical, code-and-visual workflow to ship AR experiences to Android devices.

With AR-Basic Studio, you get a streamlined path from idea to on-device AR, backed by approachable tools that make experimentation and iteration fast and enjoyable.

AR-Basic Studio is developed by Android Robotics Corp., Russia. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.0. The name of the program executable file is arbasic.exe.