sample-app-guide

You implement camera streaming and photo capture in iOS by using the Meta Wearables Device Access Toolkit to create a device session, configure the stream, listen for frame updates, and trigger photo capture using provided ViewModel architecture patterns.

The Meta Wearables Device Access Toolkit is used on iOS to establish a device session for video streaming and photo capture. It provides modules like MWDATCore and MWDATCamera to manage the stream lifecycle from initialization to capture.

Yes, you can test your iOS camera streaming app without physical glasses by enabling the MockDeviceKit module. This allows you to develop and test video feed and photo capture behavior using a mock device session.

You set up an iOS project for DAT integration by creating a new SwiftUI project, adding the required DAT SDK modules, and configuring the necessary iOS app settings. You then initialize the SDK in your app entry point before wiring streaming workflows.

Yes, you need to handle asynchronous stream states and publisher handling for iOS camera streaming. The guide requires managing the stream lifecycle asynchronously, from initialization through live frame updates and photo capture.