Apps using ARCore can render the camera texture onto the screen using the
Vulkan graphics API.
Rendering your app using Vulkan lets you reduce CPU overhead.
When Vulkan rendering is enabled, ARCore updates an Android hardware buffer. This hardware buffer can be bound to a Vulkan VkImage.
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