ARBA
What can I do with the 3D rabbit models in ARBA?
ARBA offers a huge library of detailed 3D rabbit breeds like English Lops and Giant Chinchillas that you can place in your real space using augmented reality. You can also import your own .glb models, and there's a printable AR marker feature that makes a specific animated rabbit appear when you point your camera at it.
Can I use ARBA to visualize furniture or other objects, or is it just rabbits?
While ARBA is primarily focused on rabbit models, it does include a basic tool to import your own 3D models in .glb format, so you can bring in furniture or other objects. Just keep in mind that the import feature is simple and not as polished as dedicated furniture apps.
Why do the 3D models sometimes jitter or lose tracking in low light?
ARBA's AR tracking relies on your phone's camera and sensors, so dim lighting can cause the models to jitter or drift because the app struggles to map surfaces. For best results, use the app in a well-lit room and avoid reflective or featureless floors.
The app interface looks outdated. Is there a way to customize or improve it?
No, the interface is intentionally bare-bones with plain text and simple buttons, and there are no customization options. The trade-off is that the app stays lightweight and free of clutter, so it's functional even if it looks a bit dated.
How does ARBA compare to other AR apps like IKEA Place for visualizing objects?
ARBA is much more limited than IKEA Place because its main focus is on rabbit models rather than furniture, and its interface feels older. However, it's completely free with no tracking pop-ups or premium subscriptions, and it lets you import your own models, which IKEA Place doesn't offer.
