Another episode of my devlog, where I talk about my adventure in trying to develop a little game with my game designer Max (if you missed last episode, you can find it here). Today is like the last episode, I’ll tell you why. Max has come to my office and has tried by himself the […]
Yesterday I’ve published my post announcing some big news about Leap Motion. The most important of them is that Leap Motion is now completely focused in being embedded into standalone virtual reality headsets (particularly the ones implementing the Snapdragon 835 reference design) and no more in selling controllers. This will mean that its new and […]
I’ve just written a long post on Medium with all my speculations about when we’ll see the next generation of VR headsets. I know, I know, speculating is bad… but, let’s be honest, we all love doing it. In this post I’ll try to start from all the premises we know at present time and […]
In December, Leap Motion has announced a new hardware, its 2nd generation version, with a companion mobile faceplate, that suited perfectly onto GearVR headsets. We were all super-excited about it, thanks to the amazing specifications: 180°x180° tracking, improved tracking distance (beyond arm length), improved tracking and so on. We were all waiting for the moment […]
In the last days I’ve had the pleasure of having a talk about VR videos recording and streaming with MANDT VR, an US company which is very active in this field. They have recorded videos for important companies like Disney or the Pittsburgh Steelers, so surely they’re very good in what they do. The thing […]
Some weeks ago I’ve subscribed to Quora and started answering lots of questions, especially in the virtual reality, startup and blogging categories. There’s one recurring question in the startup category: what to do to transform your startup idea into a concrete startup and so I’m going to give you some advices here once for all. […]
Yesterday everyone was excited in talking about Apple entrance in the AR/VR world, while I was actually excited by another news: the upgrade of Lighthouse tracking of SteamVR. After having leaked various previews in the last months, Valve has officially announced the upgrade with a community post. Let’s see together what this announcement is and […]
At last the time has come: after lots of speculations, of questions, of doubts, finally Apple has entered the AR/VR world. It has not been a disruptive entrance, like the one performed by Valve and Microsoft, but it has nonetheless had a lot of resonance in us innovators’ ecosystem. Apple, like a baby, has made […]
Today I want to give you some advices that can be useful if you want to showcase virtual reality inside some exhibitions. When I was in Immotionar, I took part in different exhibitions of our ImmotionRoom full body VR solution, so I learnt how to handle such situations and I want to help you to […]
When reading virtual reality enthusiasts thoughts, there is one thing that always comes out: VR is like smartphones when the first iPhone came out, VR is like internet in the 90s… a super disruptive technology, a gold mine, a place full of opportunities, something that will surely skyrocket. I’m a VR enthusiast too and I […]
Welcome to the third episode of my devlog, where I talk about my adventure in developing a little zero-budget VR game in my free time, with game designer Max Ariani (if you missed last episode, you can find it here). Last time we understood we wanted to make a game having color as the main […]
