Unityedu: Augmented Reality for Interactive Learning Media on Kepler's Laws using Unity3D Platform using Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) Method

In recent times, AR applications have gained prominence across various domains, leveraging the advanced capabilities of smartphone cameras and processing power. From Mobile AR games to educational tools, they present educators with the challenge of creating interactive learning materials, particularly in intricate subjects such as Physics. This study aims to address this challenge by developing an AR application designed to facilitate students' comprehension of Kepler's Laws in a more interactive manner. Using the Unity 3D platform and Vuforia Augmented Reality SDK, the application underwent compatibility testing to assess its performance across different versions of the Android operating system. Results indicated enhanced functionality with higher Android versions. Moreover, black box testing was employed to evaluate menu functionality, demonstrating a 100% success rate. This research underscores the potential of AR technology in enriching educational experiences and emphasizes the importance of rigorous testing methodologies to ensure optimal application performance across diverse platforms.