All features inside of Atom are collaborative - voice communication, interacting with objects and other 3D components, training sessions etc. Some features do not work across certain platforms, and those have been highlighted in the table at the end of this document.
Even before a user logs into Atom, he can choose to “Experience Atom” in single-user mode. Using the “Experience Atom” option gives him a detailed insight into what the product has to offer, without the need to be a licensed user.
As of our 3.8.2 release, here is a list of all features of Atom:
graph TB
A(Atom) ---- L(Lobby) & S(Session) & AF(App Feedback)
(each section has a tree diagram of components one can see and use inside that section)
Since the 3.2.9 build, we have shifted our focus tremendously toward app experience and improved UX with lesser weightage to develop new features. That said, features like “training” sessions, “app onboarding,” “profile” page etc have been worked on over the past few weeks as new features but with the aim to smoothen a user’s experience on the app.
One of the important updates that we have been working on over the past couple of months is reducing the size of our builds across multiple platforms and making them available on their respective stores. Currently,