AR Atom Visualizer for ARCore

Nick Smith

Looks nice but a couple of things that bother me. Once a simulation is running the protons and neutrons seem to move around. Touching them really splits them apart. I am no expert but this seems wrong and I find misleading. In the Bohr model the electrons do not pair up in full shells or even in almost full shells. Thus property of spin is not modeled well.

A Google user

Amazing! Really cool, the first ARCore demo I tried that really works... perfectly! Occasionally loses sync with the world and objects vanish, but they eventually return in the exact same spot, bravo!

Marcus Knight

nice idea... giving a basic idea of the atomic model. however i think the quantum model could be improved to show the actual shapes of s, p , d and f orbitals, which look more interesting than electrons randomly spinning around

Siddhant Ojha

Very cool. Helps understand chemistry and physics more deeply. I would suggest you guys to add some structures for compounds also or maybe put a DIY compound maker. Nice app😀

Anvesh Kurapati

Kudos for the concept. But I see a lot of room for improvement. Just to state one, molecules, and reaction animations. It could go places.

Tanmoy Ghosh

A big salute to the developer. They provide such an app...that can make easy your chemistry with visualisation. Outstanding.

Joseph Lutalo Willrich

I didnt have an Oculus Rift, no Magic Leap, no Hololens on hand while exploring atomic reaction stuff with this simulator, however, my basic Samsung brought to life something beyond my imagination. Great app.

Èasir Àrafat

It is good but there are some bugs such as we can't zoom in or out in the app thought it is possible to do it through website. And quantam model should also be imporoved.Many appreciations guys.xcellent idea

A Google user

Very nice app with great animations. Improved from the previous version. Atoma are not keeping the position if placed in surfaces different from the floor (e.g. tables)

A Google user

I would really like this, but the electrons aren't working :( And is there any chance of getting the atomic radius reflected in the elements? I would like to use this for teaching.