Eye tracking is, in my opinion, a technology that will disrupt completely the VR ecosystem, exactly as room-scale did with the first HTC Vive. The reason is that eye tracking will enable a lot of new features in VR, like for instance: Foveated rendering, that will let VR experiences have more polygons and VR devices […]
This weekend I’ve attended the Immersive Architecture in Venice. Today I want to talk you about my experience, so that if you are unsure if attending it or not next year, I can help you in deciding. So, has it been interesting? Has it been worth the price (of the travel, because I got a […]
Do you know CGTrader? If you, like me, are a developer only capable of creating cubes in Blender, for sure you have heard this name. It is one of those places where people look for 3D models, alongside other marketplaces like the Unity Asset Store, Google Poly or Turbosquid. It is very popular and contains […]
Enea Le Fons is the epic guy of #30DaysInVR: he spent 30 days inside a virtual reality headset to help to shape an open and better future for virtual reality. After this VR performance, he was interviewed by a lot of magazines and websites and became famous in the VR communities of the whole world, […]
“Hold my beer”: this is what the Vive Focus has told to all other standalone headsets yesterday at the Vive Ecosystem Conference in Shenzhen. The headset has taken a big step forward with the 2.0 update, that introduces so many features that now it completely justifies its high price of $500-$600. The Focus is now […]
In a week here in Italy will start a very interesting VR-related event called Immersive Architecture. The name is self-explanatory, but since I like to write a lot of unnecessary sentences, I’ll tell you that it is an event focused on the applications of AR and VR in architecture, design, rendering and all related sector. […]
In the last times, a lot of people have asked me which kind of headset to buy. There are various new devices out there and there may be some confusion about which one of them investing money onto. Oculus Go, Vive Focus, and Lenovo Mirage Solo seem great pieces of technologies, but which one to […]
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.
