Since the time I have the Vive Focus of Mr. President on my desk, I’ve started doing experiments with it and its Vive Wave SDK. For instance, I contributed to the little musical experience that Enea Le Fons has taken to a disco club during his 30 Days in VR experiment and I made the […]
Since the first time we have seen the Oculus Santa Cruz prototype during Oculus Connect 3, we want to put our hands on it. The Oculus Connect 4 made us eager to have it and finally this year we will be able to buy it. But what if it would be possible to use your […]
In these days I’m playing a bit with the Vive Focus that Mister President has lent me and one of the first things that I wanted to understand is: how can I stream its content to an external monitor? How can I record a video showing what I’m seeing inside? These things could be useful […]
Today on my blog I’ll host a guest post by Matias Nassi, a great XR developer from Uruguay. You may remember his name because he has read and commented a lot of articles on this website. Well, reading his comments I realized that he’s super-skilled on AR/VR/Kinects/all-this-cool-stuff and thought it was a great idea if […]
In my review of Amazon Sumerian I said multiple times that in other game engines, like Unity, it is not possible to create a WebVR experience. Well, just some days after that article, I’ve been proved wrong. Actually it is possible and I’ll explain you how.
Today I want to talk with you about a quick fix regarding the Microsoft Kinect v2 and Windows 10. If you’re having problems in using Kinect with your Windows 10 PC, laptop or Surface book, keep on reading.
Today I want to write a short post about a rather common issue that I read about Oculus Rift devices and that I had myself in the past. It all regards the HDMI connection: Oculus runtime says that the device is unplugged from HDMI when it actually is plugged it. Panic. What should we do?
At the CES 2018 (if you lost the news about it, read this post of mine where I summarize them all) HTC Vive has presented the Vive Pro, that has lots of fantastic features and among these ones, there is the use of SteamVR Tracking v2. All this talking about Vive and Vive tracking has […]
Last week I’ve given you a detailed review of Aryzon, the cheap augmented reality viewer made by some Dutch guys. I really love this project, since it allows everyone to get started with AR by investing only $30. A lot of people that can’t afford to buy a HoloLens, Meta 2 or Magic Leap (if […]
It is something that happened to us all: you put your headset on to live an amazing VR adventure (like a Robo Recall match) or to watch a great movie (like Miyubi) and after few seconds, the lenses start to fog. Everything becomes so steamy and the experience is ruined. So you have to press […]
We all know what ARCore is and how interesting it is since it lets us enjoy augmented reality directly from our Android phones, as ARKit does with Apple phones. But we’re also very annoyed by the fact that ARCore can be used only with Samsung S8 and Pixel phones: what could be augmented reality for […]
