AR Foundation With Unity3d - How To Track A Human Body in 3D With AR Foundation?

AR Foundation with Unity brings amazing new technologies available and provided with the effort of Apple ARKit Team and Unity3d Team. In this video I walk you through an example scene the Unity3d Team provided as a way to teach the community on how to use Human Body Tracking 3D Technology with Unity3d.

This video also provides you with requirements to build the demo scene shown in the beginning of this video.

Unity3d Example of Body Tracking can be cloned or downloaded from:

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[FrancisChenSF]

Holy crap how doesn't this have enough views. This is one of the most important videos ever for Body Tracking

[christerf]

Thanks for sharing this! If anyone can figure out how to do mocap and hide their actual body it'll be a game changer!

[AnusruthyP]

Thank you so much for sharing such valuable content on AR Foundation With Unity3d! Your video was incredibly helpful in learning how to utilize ARKit effectively . Keep up the great work!

[thatOne]

Another amazing AR Foundation video! Imagine if we get the poses of the body and animate it into standalone character as an gameobject.. no need to use all the mocap equipment. This would be cool! Im so impressed how technology goes on!

[tonirojas]

Thanks for this dude! Good job. Do you have, or are you planning to do, another video like this but on windows or android platforms? Will be sooo apretiated. Thanks again.

[nwekarmahdi]

Thanks for your tutorial much appreciate it, I have a question could I replace this skelton to dress and work good ? could you answer me ASAP please

[mubeenchandna]

Thanks for this dude!
Sir can you upload like virtual try on Clothes etc please i was waiting for a along time

[developer_shyam]

Awesome tutorial man. Thanks a lot. Will try building the sample in my iPad.

[hermanator]

Just the tutorial I have been looking for! Thx man!
so close to buy iphone wich support arkit 3 just because of body traking! Gonna do it very soon!

[kiranightray]

Thanks! Will wait for your next videos on body tracking. Could you make some tutorials on virtual try on of clothes, watches etc. Using these features? It could be of great business use. Thanks again!

[siddiqaalhayki]

Amazing video !! Its really hard to find something about of body tracking Thank you !! Is there is a way that I can track the body with cloth dress, T-shirt ?

[muhammadtalhaali]

is ARcore version released for android or not ? been eagerly waiting for months for android :D btw thanks for teaching us

[mohamadeibielsardjanto]

Cool tutorial man! Btw, is it possible to exclusively track some part of the body i.e. only the upper body parts (from head to arms)?

[ryutaro]

Why don’t you post the related movie about how to implement body tracking system with AR Foundation? I’m looking forward to see the latest info!

[wizzkidmaster]

Hi, great video like all the others! Did you ever get around to adding the pose recorder to your sample files? Where you can record the poses?

[hnsalexchandriyaa]

Thanks a lot for the tutorial.. will Iphone XR support this feature or not??

[yvnowww]

That's really amazing bro! Very helpful.
But please let me know if it is updated to support android now.
And do you get chance to work on Virtual dressing room application?
And you said we can get info of few body parts in android can you please let me know to what parts we can apply this in android?

[onlytiramisu]

Hey kudos this is great!
I can't seem to find something similar for ARCore- at least for upper body.. do you happen to know of anything you can suggest? Thanks again and keep it up!

[zven]

Cool video man,
Thanks.
But, can i recognize only my hand and use it as command gesture?

[KaiwenTeh]

I'm watching this video and it is December 2023. Is the information in this video still relevant today? If not, is there a similar video somewhere that is up to date?