An Augmented Reality Model Physical Transformation Learning
Nathaniel Dengen, Herman Santoso Pakpahan, Gresiandra Fitrahananda Putra, Muhammad Firdaus, Reza Wardhana, Andi Tejawati · 2019
Every object is made up of small particles such as atoms, molecules or ions. In other words, each particle attracts other particles on its own. There are three forms of common objects, namely solid, liquid and gas. Objects can change from one form to another when heat energy is absorbed or released. This change is known as the physical transformation of an object. This study aims to create an application that can model the process of physical transformation of an object through 3D shapes and animation. The purpose of this research can be problems in the form of changes in a form that is felt to be less implementative, so that the model of this technology exists to be able to fill that gap. The augmented reality method used is the Tracking Based Marker. The results of testing the device shows that the application is made to run smoothly and is suitable for use on Android versions 6.0 and above with a 16: 9 screen aspect ratio. While the results of the study based on questionnaires distributed to senior high school students and college students show that each question from the questionnaire received agree and strongly agree answers ranging from 68% to 89% which indicates positive results.