Kinemesh: AR Physics

Kinemesh turns your room into a hands-on augmented reality physics space.

Scan nearby tables, floors, and other visible surfaces, place a ball, heavy ball, or box, then drag, flick, and throw objects through the live camera view. The app uses ARCore depth and camera tracking to anchor physics objects to real spaces, so contact, shadows, and motion respond to what your device can see.

Use Kinemesh to:

- Scan real surfaces with AR depth sensing
- Place virtual objects on detected room geometry
- Drag, flick, and throw balls or boxes across the scene
- Switch between ball, heavy ball, and box interactions
- Clear the scene and try a new setup
- Show short physics demonstrations in a real environment

Kinemesh is built for AR experiments, classroom demonstrations, spatial interaction practice, and quick physics play. It works well on ARCore-compatible Android devices in good lighting, with visible surface texture and enough room to move the camera slowly.

Camera permission is required for the live AR view, depth sensing, and surface tracking. Camera frames, depth data, generated meshes, and physics state are processed on the device for the active AR session. No account is required.

The app also includes an optional feedback form on the About screen. Feedback is sent only when you choose to submit it.