You know, I’m a VR blogger (or at least I do my best to seem it), a VR consultant (don’t forget to contact me if you may need an XR consultancy!) and it seems that I’m also a VR influencer. Every day, I get contacted by various people that try to obtain something from me: […]
Some days ago, I’ve published on Linkedin a video with the Home of my Oculus Go and lots of people have asked me how I did such a recording. So, I decided to write a post about it and also about how to perform the streaming of your Oculus Go to an external PC. John […]
As I’ve promised in my latest newsletter, I’m going to briefly summarize the most interesting AR/VR news from last week’s Google I/O 2018. Exactly as Facebook F8, we had no disruptive news, but we could appreciate some interesting stuff nonetheless.
These days I’m playing a bit with the two standalone devices that I have in the office: the Vive Focus and the Oculus Go. I like these two toys… they offer easy to use virtual reality. But there is one thing that I hate about developing for standalone headsets: the deploy time.
The Oculus Go has just been released by Oculus and a lot of developers have started receiving it and are experimenting with it. I’m among them: today I’ve made my first builds and so I want to guide you through the first very basic steps in building an app for Oculus Go on Unity, to […]
On May 1st-2nd, Facebook has had its annual F8 conference. There it has presented a lot of news regarding all Facebook companies (Messenger, Instagram, Facebook, etc…) and of course, among these pieces of news, we had some AR and VR ones. If you missed some of them, don’t worry because I’ve got you covered and […]
On Friday, a report on CNET shook a bit the XR community revealing that Apple is working on an AR/VR headset for 2020. The report quotes “a person familiar with Apple’s plans” and basically says that: Apple is working on an AR/VR headset; The codename of the device is T288; The headset will be released […]
Do you remember one of my popular posts published in December 2017 when I announced the shutdown of VRTK? Well, some days ago things have changed and VRTK has returned from the world of the dead. This is a great news for the VR community.
Yesterday Mozilla has announced the release of Hubs, a completely open and social VR environment, entirely made for the web. The news has been reported by all the major VR magazines since it is the first time that we have a social webVR environment, completely free and open. I’ve just tried it, so discover with […]
Some of the people working at A-frame at Mozilla have started a project for a new WebVR browser called Supermedium. Now that it is available for everyone on the Oculus store and on SteamVR, I’ve been able to give it a try and I’m going to report you my first impressions about it.
One of the biggest news of the last days is that finally, Google Chrome for Windows has added support for WebVR. It was absurd that Google, that is pushing on WebVR and WebAR (let’s say WebXR and we’re all happy, apart from Charlie Fink that hates the term XR), wasn’t supporting it in its famous […]
