Today I’ve attended my first lecture at View Conference: the Masterclass “Artist-Driven Immersive Work” by Eloi Champagne and Martin Viau, of the National Film Board of Canada.
Today Riftcat is officially releasing VRidge 2.0, the new version of the popular software to play SteamVR games on your cheap Cardboard headset. Let’s see what are the new features and what have been my first impressions with it!
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 […]
Some months ago I’ve talked you about a very interesting project in the AR world: Aryzon, the cardboard of augmented reality. It is an augmented reality viewer that tries to emulate what Cardboard has been for virtual reality: a cheap entry point for the technology. So, while Hololens costs $3000 to provide you a premium […]
Hello everyone! One of the first posts of this blog was written to help people in choosing the right headset for them. It has been written in August 2016 and I think that too much time has passed by for that to still be valid: OSVR is a project that is slowly dying (at least in […]
These days a group of Dutch guys have launched a very interesting Kickstarter campaign for a product called Aryzon. This product is intriguing and I bet that it could become quite popular among makers and AR/VR enthusiasts. But what is Aryzon? Well, it is the cardboard of augmented reality. We all know what the Cardboard […]
A lot of time ago I described you how cool is VRIdge, the solution that makes you play SteamVR games using a cheap Cardboard or GearVR headset. I love VRidge, not only because it allows people to lower the entry point for playing VR experiences (a Cardboard is surely cheaper than a Vive), but also […]
A little article to talk to you about a small trick that may be useful in your virtual reality innovator’s life. You have a Gear VR and you have a Cardboard (no, I’m not making something like Pikotaro…) and suddenly you start wondering: why can’t I use my Gear VR as a Cardboard? Gear VR […]
Tomorrow we will be at the WTT to make a talk about the differences between AR/VR/MR and on how to use our ImmotionRoom system. We’ll take with us a laptop and a GearVR and so we’ll need a technique to stream Gear VR content to my laptop or to an external screen (or a projector) […]
Yesterday Google announced its new flagship phone, Pixel, and a lot of new epic stuff, among which its new virtual reality platform: Daydream. If you, like me, didn’t watch the live streaming (too lazy to do it), you can read the main points of the conference here. So, Google abandoned Nexus brand to start the […]
Sometimes people asks me what’s the difference between Google Cardboard and GearVR and which one is better. Both are mobile headset and this can create some confusion in people.
