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Founded in 2016, Banuba is a global augmented reality (AR) company specialising in computer vision, machine learning and virtual try-on technologies. Headquartered in Dubai with additional offices in Europe, this company offers a suite of AR software development kits (SDKs) and turnkey solutions to brands and developers.^[1]

Prominent clients of Banuba include Gucci, Samsung, Logitech, Chatroulet, Bermuda, and more.

Banuba began as an artificial intelligence lab focused on camera-based computer vision in June 2016. Initially targeting entertainment apps and mobile effects, over time it pivoted into a business-to-business model providing AR software development kits and virtual try-on capabilities.

2018 – Banuba releases Video Editor SDK, an all-in-one video editing toolkit for Social Media, Content Creation, eLearning, and other domains.

2020 – Banuba partners with Agora, a leading provider of video conferencing SDKs^[2]

2022 – Banuba releases TINT, a turnkey virtual try-on platform for cosmetics and accessories^[3]

2023 – Banuba joins VR/AR Association^[4]

Banuba offers several core products enabling augmented reality experiences across mobile, desktop and web platforms:

• Face AR SDK: A modular augmented reality software development kit providing face detection/tracking, hand-tracking, 3D masks, virtual backgrounds, and more.
• Video Editor SDK/API: A turnkey video editing module incorporating AR filters, augmented effects, trimming/merging, picture‐in‐picture mode, etc.
• TINT Virtual Try-On Platform: A dedicated virtual try-on solution for beauty, eyewear, jewelry and accessories. It features realistic product overlays, AI-based seasonal colour analysis, and rapid digitization with a workflow based on generative AI.

These solutions are designed to let brands and apps integrate augmented reality and virtual try-on capabilities quickly without building from scratch, essentially offering an “AR SDK” stack.