JORDY HENRY"

  XR Developer, worked with real time experiences, games, art exhibitions and music festivals. Enthusiastic about experimental technologies.  

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AR INVADERS

AR INVADERS is a tribute to the classic Space Invaders, a remake that brings the old-school classic to the real world using Augmented Reality.

Physically dodge alien’s missiles and shot all ‘3D pixeled’ enemies to advance in levels and face even faster and stronger alien hordes, and at the end have your initials immortalized in an online scoreboard, so your friends can try to beat your records.

AR INVADERS was developed for Maker's Faire of 2018 Brazil’s PICNIC Festival and won the prize Maker of Merit from that year.

Technologies: Unity 3D, ARCore, ARKit

Platform: ARCore and ARKit ready devices.

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Fazenda Futuro AR Filters

A series of filters handcrafted for the Brazilian impossible foods company Fazenda Futuro

You can try all the filters at Fazenda Futuro’s Instagram or by the links below:

GRAB THE BURGUER FF >>

BIO AUTORIZADA FF>>

BURGERHEAD FF>>

VACA FUTURISTA FF>>

FUTURO LED FF>>

SAVE THE PLANET FF>>

SMILE EYES FF >>

PLANET UPDATE FF >>

SMILE FACE FF >>

Technologies: Spark AR Studio, Blender, React

Platform: Instagram

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AR Experiments

Some experimentation with AR Apps and AR Filters

The examples includes :

An AR Portal for ARCore and ARKit Devices

Head Tracking and realistic PBR Shaders on AR Filters

Emotion Driven Interaction on AR Filters

Target Tracking with parallax effect on book cover

Multiple interactions triggered by a target tracker on AR Filter

Digital Carousel in AR triggered by the brand logo 

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Xingu Ensemble & Xingu Village

An artistic immersion at Xingu, one of the native cultures of Brazil resulted in two amazing XR experiences.

With the mission to preserve and spread the culture and native rituals of Xingu natives, we use a series of cutting edge technologies to captured not only the audiovisual, but the emotions and the little details contained in every daily ritual of Xingu people.

Volumetric Videos, Spatial Audio, 360 3D Videos, 3D scans are some of the example assets captured during the immersion period, and the source material for two XR experiences.

Xingu Ensemble

A Virtual Reality experience, where you can explore some of the Xingu’s forests represented by a dense pointcloud captured with 3D scanners. You can freely fly like a bird or crawl like a snake while hearing a tale in Carib (Kuikuro’s official language).

Technologies: Unity 3D, 3D scans, shaders, Oculus SDK

Exposed at: Tate Modern, London UK 

Platform: Gear VR

Xingu Village

A Real World Anchored experience where the users can point the devices to physical objects brought from Xingu, and see in AR an hologram of one of the Xingu’s native showing how they use that object while explaining its meaning, all subtitled in english.

Technologies: Unity 3D, Depthkit SDK, ARKit, Microsoft XR Toolkit, Placenote SDK

Exposed At:  Horniman Museum and Gardens - London UK

Platforms: iPads and Microsoft Hololens

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GILBERTO GIL AR

Have you ever imagined Gilberto Gil playing at your house ?

In this experimental AR Application you could have Gilberto Gil, one of the greatest Brazilian singer yo play anywhere you are.

Just point your device to any flat surface and position the holographic artist in the best position, seat grab a tea and enjoy a personal performance, and at the end you can also have a picture with him or even play along with your idol.

The performance was captured using Volumetric Video techniques, and the final result consumed in AR Ready Devices. 

Technologies: Unity 3D, Depthkit SDK, ARCore, ARKit

Platform: Android and iOS

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RePangeia 

RePangeia is a VR multiplayer experience exposed at Museum of Tomorrow, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In the experience the players are in an ethereal environment that appears to be damaged, they are then guided by a virtual shaman through a dance ritual to restore the health of the environment they're in and unite the distant lands into one, referring the ancient super continent Pangaea.

The players main source of input are their physical hands, represented as magical energy hands in the game, and they can use it to interact with other players and with the environment.

RePangeia is also the first accessible VR experience exposed at Museum of Tomorrow, and it counts with an audio descriptive mode for people with vision limitations and a sign language mode for people with hearing limitations.

Technologies: Unity 3D, Depthkit, LeapMotion SDK, SteamVR SDK

Platform: HTC VIVE + Leap Motion Sensor

Links:

Museum of Tomorrow Announcement

Making of

Accessibility Making Of