This augmented reality app utilizes the motiontracking features of a Project Tango enabled device to allow theviewer to walk around a virtual car without requiring the use of anAR marker. You can walk all around it or zoom into any part of thecar just by moving the device.You can also interact with the car by double tapping the doors,hood and trunk. And change the look of the car using the menus foralternate features, such as a sunroof, rims, or new paintschemes.Moving the car is also possible using the pickup/drop button on theleft - aim the crosshairs at the target surface (even the walls orceiling will work!) and the car will position it's front to thatlocation, facing the device. The left panel will slide out to giveyou a method to scale the car size, if you want have a cool carmodel on your desk!Restarting the app or pressing the "Reset Camera" button will resetthe car position to be in front of you (useful for if it ever losestracking).** NOTE: This app is primarily designed for Tango enabled devices,and this and future releases will no longer support devices withoutthe Tango hardware.

Stumbler: Project Tango demo very simplesmallbut give you some fun stuff I have made over time. These aremymodels in a 3d motion track app

"UI for Android" is a set of nativeUIcontrolsthat assist in building Android applicationsfaster.For more information, pleasevisit:http://www.telerik.com/android-uiControls & Features includedListView- Group, Sort, Filter- Load on demand- Pull to refresh- Selection- Deck of Cards layout- Slide layout- Swipe to execute- Item reordering- Linear, Grid and StaggeredGrid layout strategies- The Telerik ListView is based on the Android RecyclerViewsoUIvitualization is provided out-of-the-boxChartView- Series- Line- Spline- Area- SplineArea- Bar- RangeBar- Pie- Donut- Financial (OHLC, Candlestick)- Scatter- Bubble- Axes- Categorical- DateTimeCategorical- DateTimeContinuous- Linear- Logarithmic- Plotting multiple axes on a single chart- Behaviors- Pan & Zoom- Trackball- Tooltip- Selection- Miscellaneous features- Palettes - set of predefined styles for each chart type- Annotations - visual elements for highlighting areas ontheplot.Can be used as comments or as markers for specific valuesontheplot.- Labels - both for series and axes- LegendDataForm- Default and Custom editors- Validation- Read-Only mode- Different commit modesCalendarView- Can display events from the device's calendar- Week, Month & Year view- Single, Multiple & Range selection- Customizable cells- Different events display modesSideDrawer (NavigationDrawer)- Predefined open/close animations- Can be opened from all edges of the screen- Customizable fade layer- Customizable drawer sizeGauge- The Gauge control stretches the data visualizationcapabilitiesofyour app, allowing you to present numeric values overacircularscale. The Gauge is a great way to illustrate themagnitudeof avalue in a given range of upper and lower bounds. Thisvaluecouldbe speed, distance, temperature or progress ofaprocess. AutoCompleteTextView- With AutoCompleteTextView implemented in your appyourend-userscan type faster. The control gives them suggestions,basedon thecharacters they’ve already typed. This is usefulinvarioussituations such as choosing from a list of airports oralist ofknown recipients.  It features:- Different completion modes: Append, Suggest orSuggestAppend- Different filter modes: StartsWith, Contains- Multiple selection of items with Tokens- Null-text- Text highlightData Source- A non-UI adapter that offers an easy way to sort, groupandfilterin-memory data. Used internally by the ListView.- The DataSource is most useful when used as a "data hub"wheredatais obtained, reshaped and sent to a view tobedisplayed.AppFeedback- A component that exposes an easy way to gather feedbackfromyourapplication users. The AppFeedback control is integratedwiththeTelerik Platform and provides a convenient way to managetheuserfeedback.ScrollView- A control based on the native Android ScrollViewthatprovidessimultaneous horizontal and vertical scrolling.New examples are added regularly. The application's sourcecodeisavailableonGitHub:https://github.com/telerik/Android-samples/tree/master/Telerik-Examples