Hi,

Please take the unlimited part with a grain of salt. I am not aware of any limitation however creating unlimited is definitely not possible/feasible.

In regards to your second question, Yes, app downloads are not a criteria for the Basic License.

Coming to your third questions, No, image search uses the device resources.

In order to contact sales, please fill out the form: https://engine.vuforia.com/contact/contact-sales

FYI- I deleted the duplicate post regarding the same issue.

Thank you.

Vuforia Engine Support

Hi,

Please reply to our queries.

So in basic plan (42/month charge package)

.1 i can create unlimted databases for a single app

2. unlimited users can download my app and scan unlimited times images in these device database.

3. Beside this cost, i don't need to pay any extra amount on usage basis for device database image search

4. How i can contact sales person

Regards

Sachin

Hi,

Thankyou for your reply. So in basic plan (42/month charge package)

.1 i can create unlimted databases for a single app

2. unlimited users can download my app and scan images in these device database.

3. Beside this cost, i don't need to pay any extra amount on usage basis

4. How i can contact sales person

Regards

Sachin

Hi,

Answers below

1. No

2. No

3. Unfortuantely I am not aware of this possibility, please reach out to our Sales Department/ Billing department. https://engine.vuforia.com/contact/contact-sales or https://developer.vuforia.com/support/contact/billing

In regards to the number of databases, please review below:

This topic is briefly touched on in the following article: https://library.vuforia.com/articles/Solution/How-To-Work-with-Device-Databases.html

Vuforia's recommendation is a maximum of 1000 Image Targets in a single device database. However, there is no hard limit to the number that can be included.

That being said, you should be mindful of the amount of memory and CPU that your application will use when loading a large device databases. Vuforia adds each target in the device database to a dynamic search tree in your app's memory. Dynamic loading and unloading of device databases can be utilized to optimize memory usage (see DataSet APIs below). This technique can also help with CPU utilization during detection and tracking as Vuforia will require additional processing when attempting to detect large numbers of Image Targets in each camera frame. This is especially true for target detection, which is more CPU intensive than tracking.

Here are pointers to the DataSet APIs:

https://library.vuforia.com/content/vuforia-library/en/reference/cpp/classVuforia_1_1DataSet.html

https://library.vuforia.com/content/vuforia-library/en/reference/java/classcom_1_1vuforia_1_1DataSet.html

https://library.vuforia.com/content/vuforia-library/en/reference/unity/classVuforia_1_1DataSet.html

If you are attempting to utilize more than 1000 trackables, then we normally recommend our CloudReco products: https://library.vuforia.com/content/vuforia-library/en/articles/Training/Cloud-Recognition-Guide.html. There are two 'flavors': SDK APIs and Web APIs. Upon successful recognition, SDK APIs will return a single Image Target trackable (based upon the closest match) for 6DoF tracking experiences. Web APIs will return a prioritized list of target IDs, in match confidence order, but do not support 6DoF tracking experiences.

Thank you.

Vuforia Engine Support