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Augmented Reality RC Track


arrccar allows racing on a dynamically constructed RC Car Track. 
The track is constructed using ARKit data, generated by the car. 
Participants login to the control panel (cockpit.arrccar.com) in order to steer the car. 
Winners are chosen by measuring lap completion time. 
The competition is called Kitchen Cup and events occur once a week and can be found on a Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/arrccar/events.
Following is a video showing the construction of a map and navigation. 



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