AraRemote

iPhones with LiDAR sensors only. You also need a Mac on the same Wi-Fi running Ara. Ara Remote is the phone half of Ara, a visual instrument for live shows. Aim it at whoever is performing. It sends three things to the Mac: the camera image, a LiDAR depth map, and a cut-out of the person, all worked out on the phone. Ara's shaders read all three. A dancer can drag a sand dune around, block a beam of light, or come apart into a point cloud — off the real body in the room, not a video layer sitting on top of one. • Depth, matte and camera from one phone. No sensor rig, no calibration. • A matte that holds up on a dark stage. Cut-outs made from the picture alone fall apart once the lights drop. This one leans on the LiDAR when there's nothing left to see. • Straight to your Mac over local Wi-Fi. It finds Ara on its own. • Quality steps down under load so the frame rate doesn't. • Landscape…