OPTASY, The Mobile App Development in Toronto, Taps into AR for Their Latest App

TORONTO - July 14, 2019 - PRLog -- The Canadian team of mobile app developers steps further away from the label of "exclusively a Drupal development agency" attached to it and incorporates AR technology into their latest application.

OPTASY has launched its latest mobile app and, along with it, has unveiled its intention to integrate emerging technologies into their app projects. As Adrian Ababei, the company's CTO, revealed, tapping into AR capabilities is part of the company's efforts to shake off the label of "provider of Drupal development services only" that has been attached to it.

And to stand out as more than just a new player on the mobile development arena, but one incorporating innovative tech into its projects.

"We've been providing Drupal development services for almost 14 years now and we've been proudly wearing the label of "Drupal experts" that our clients and collaborators put on us. Yet, it's been a while since we stepped on the stage of mobile app development in Toronto and we're determined to make a difference. To stand out as an innovation-oriented company. In this respect, integrating AR into our latest app is just... the tip of the iceberg" says Adrian Ababei, CTO, OPTASY.

RideSuit, OPTASY's First Augmented Reality App

"A car tuning app with an AR dimension to it.", is a succinct, yet comprehensive definition for this app, one displayed on the company's own portfolio web page.

What could have been just another "pimp my ride" type of app grows into a whole "car tuning experience" by tapping into AR. The user goes beyond selecting out of different auto parts for customizing his 2D car. With the OPTASY team of mobile app developers adding an AR dimension to the app, as well, the user gets to... experience his car. To fully experience the whole car tuning process instead of just visualizing it in 2D.

And that's but one example that the Canadian team's decided to take the leap from its web development agency phase to that of a mobile app innovation hub.

Another concrete example in this respect is another one of their recently launched mobile apps, "Karaoke Game for Toddlers", which incorporates voice recognition technology.

"We're living in the age of personalization, of highly personalized user experiences, but that's no longer news for anyone. In this respect, augmented reality holds huge potential in turning any experience — in this case here customizing a virtual car — into a personal one. As newcomers in the mobile app development in Toronto arena and as an innovation-driven team we won't stop here. My colleagues are working, as we speak, on other app projects that capitalize on AR, VR and artificial intelligence, which enable them to create the personalized and personal user experiences that our clients expect us to deliver." said Adrian Ababei.

For gathering more information please visit https://www.optasy.com/services/mobile-app-development