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Okay, let's build this thing. So our run device is selected. Our player settings are all good.

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So like on iOS, there's build and there's build and run. If we select build, we get to select a

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build destination here and our app will be packaged up into a .apk file, but it won't be run on our

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device automatically. We'd have to transfer that file ourselves and open it up. And if we go to

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build and run, the same thing happens, but as long as run device has our phone selected, it'll

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automatically install our apk on our phone and open it up. So I'm going to go for that one because

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it's easier. So I'll click build and run. And I'll just call this Android build, hit save, and it's

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doing its thing. There we go. It has finally built and it's automatically opened on the device here.

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And we have plain tracking. That seems to be working pretty well. And that's how we can build our

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AR apps to an Android device.