Apple's ARKit 3 features occlusion, seen here. Scott Stein/CNET Apple has been really excited about augmented reality, and at Apple's WWDC developer conference there were some new effects announced that push ARKit into new realms of realism. But you need a top-end iPhone XS, iPhone XR, XS Max, or iPad Pro with an A12 processor or later to take advantage of its wildest tricks. ARKit 3 features occlusion, which can place people and virtual objects in space so that they seem to co-exist, and real people can seem to stand in front of virtual objects. It's like a real time green screen effect. I...
Apple's coolest new AR features only work on iPads and iPhones with the newest processors - CNET
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