IKEA's Revamped AR App Lets You Design Entire Rooms The furniture company is going beyond its Place app with IKEA Studio, a much-needed overhaul of its augmented reality offering.

The Swedish furniture giant is hoping to change that with its new app, IKEA Places, which uses augmented reality (AR) to show you how (digital) furniture looks in your room before you buy it.

Now, Ikea claims the 3-D furniture in Ikea Place shows up at scale with 98 percent accuracy, with true-to-life representations of the texture, fabric, lighting, and shadows.

IKEA's augmented reality Place app can be helpful for gauging how furniture will look in your abode, but you've been limited to trying items one at a time -- not much help if you're trying to ...

Here to add to the discourse, Ikea has released its own AR app to help customers visualize what their furniture might look like in their own living rooms. Or street. Or elevators.

IKEA was an early adopter of Apple’s powerful ARKit platform with its ‘Place’ application for iOS. That app has received a major update today with a new interface, improved curation, support ...

In other words, you can start connecting non-IKEA smart home products to the IKEA hub, not just the other way around. It’s ...

You might have seen augmented reality (AR) mobile apps that allow you to place 3D models of furniture in a camera view of your home, but a new app from IKEA will take that idea to a new level with ...

Related: IKEA teams up with NASA to design out-of-this-world space saving furniture That first AR app will feature around 500 to 600 products so customers can see how they fit in their homes.

Now Ikea wants to leave less to your imagination by using Apple’s ARKit to create an AR app that will measure for and place any item in its catalogue, in any spot you can point your phone.

Ikea on Tuesday announced it is in the "initial phases of testing" a new Ikea app with shopping capabilities, a company spokesperson told Retail Dive in an email. The spokesperson said the app ...

Ikea will soon launch a new augmented reality app for iOS that uses an iPhone's LiDAR sensor to map a room and replace your furniture.