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This study aims to create applications that can be used as a medium of physics learning with sub-material heat. Application-shaped learning media created using Augmented Reality-based technology Android. The application created is named Mecalor. Mecalor application process using the  Waterfall  method. This Waterfall method provides a sequential approach to software lifecycle. Testing the feasibility of the application is done through four characteristics of the  ISO 25010  standard which  Suitability Functional, Performance Efficiency, Portability,  and  Usability.  The test was conducted in Garut - Indonesia Vocational High School with a total of 30 students and two software experts. Data analysis techniques use a Likert scale and Guttman scale. The test results on the characteristics of  Functional Suitability applications, Performance Efficiency, and Portability  is valid with a percentage of 100% so it can be said that the application is good to use. Likewise, characteristics  Usability  test results also suggested a value of 3.9 so that applications can Mecalor declared fit for use.

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