Assemblr EDU vs Reality Composer

Assemblr EDU is an education platform for creating and sharing 3D and augmented reality learning materials. Its drag-and-drop editor lets users build interactive media from 2D and 3D objects, text, annotations, video, images, and presentation slides without coding. Ready-made Topics include learning slides, 3D and AR lessons, and lesson plans for different curricula and grade levels. Teachers can set up virtual classes, share lessons and work, and see class updates in one place. Projects can be shared by link, as 3D views, or as AR experiences; custom markers can be scanned to view projects in AR. The Free plan is free and includes 30 MB of storage per account, limited Topics and Edu Kits, 400 free 3D objects, unlimited QR markers, and 25 custom graphic AR markers. Single costs $1.49 a month and has one premium seat, 300 MB storage, and unlimited Topics, Edu Kits, and Editor library access. A School plan has special pricing and a minimum of 10 premium seats. Assemblr EDU is available on web, iOS, and Android.

Reality Composer is an Apple app for prototyping and producing augmented reality experiences without prior 3D experience. Its visual editor lets users place and rotate virtual objects in an AR scene or on a canvas, using objects from its built-in library or imported USDZ files. Finished scenes can be exported as USDZ. The app also supports guided LiDAR photogrammetry capture on iPhone 12 Pro or later and iPad Pro 5th generation or later. Projects can be transferred between the iOS app and the Reality Composer app bundled with Xcode for Mac, and scenes can be shared for viewing on iPhone and iPad through AR Quick Look. The listing covers iOS, macOS, and Windows; its App Store requirements are iOS 17.0 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 17.0 or later on iPad. Reality Composer is free. Apple says it may collect usage data for product interaction analytics that is not linked to the user. Reality Composer Pro 3 is a separate Mac tool for preparing 3D content for visionOS and iOS apps, with live preview on Apple Vision Pro.