INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
World-mapping computer vision startup 6D.ai is expanding support to new devices as its augmented reality platform exits beta.The SF startup
launched its beta in October and is now ready to let developers ship apps as it launches pricing for its services
The pay-as-you-go subscription rates for 6D move from a free tier to $20-$50 per app based on the number of map download calls that users
6D will have custom-pricing for customers ushering in more than 50,000 map downloads.The startup boasts Autodesk, Nexus Studios and
launching private beta support for Android phones and lightweight headsets.Moving to the fractured Android platform presents more challenges
than iOS, but 6D is beginning the rollout with recent ARCore-supported Samsung devices
The company plans to support all ARCore devices running Snapdragon 845 chips and newer.The company is also announcing a partnership with
hardware plays nicely with their platform
They have also partnered with Chinese headset-maker Nreal.
