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Claire Keane
Doug Jones
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First Look: Settlers of Catan VR
Staying true to Catan, you can build settlements, roads, cities and place them on your virtual game board that you and three other players gather around.
Catan VR also has cross-play functionality, which means you can play against friends no matter if they have an Oculus Rift or Samsung Gear VR. Catan VR is expected to launch on additional VR headsets, likely after the closed beta.
Read More: https://vrscout.com/news/first-look-settlers-catan-vr/
Interface Design for Lone Echo
Ui Art Lead: Davison Carvalho, Art Direction: Nathan Phail-Liff, Ui Concept Art: Ash Thorp, Mike Sekowski, Bruno William, UI / UX design: Shaheed Khan
Scroll ring by RCA graduate Nat Martin lets users easily interact with augmented reality
The slim ring contains a gyroscope so the ring can identify in which direction it is facing, as well as a scroller and touch sensor.
To demonstrate its potential, Martin has designed an interface that translates the “everyday digital experience” into AR, incorporating features such as calendars, playlists and maps. These all appear as visualizations superimposed over the users’ field of view and can be interacted with spatially.
Read More: https://www.dezeen.com/2017/07/25/rca-graduate-scroll-ring-lets-users-easily-interact-with-augmented-reality-design-technology/
Google Blocks lets you make gorgeous low-poly VR art
Google’s latest virtual reality app lets users build colorful 3D models in VR, and it’s out now for free on the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
Check out his awesome music video modeled in Blocks by Danny Bittman:
The Future is Here! (12 years later…)
1995 Virtual IO I-Glasses
SP. Infiltrating into Hotel Beijing network.
Johnny Mnemonic (1995)
The Crazy VR Goggles in HBO’s ‘Silicon Valley’ Are Not a Prop but a Real Prototype
HBO’s show Silicon Valley entertains with tales of the pervasive startup culture of California’s San Francisco Bay Area. While virtual reality has graced the show previously, season four is bringing it closer to the fore, with the show’s main characters becoming intertwined with the eccentric Keenan Feldspar, a fictional Silicon Valley wunderkind developing a pair of virtual reality goggles. A wild looking prototype version of the fictional headset seen in the eighth episode of this season turns out to be not a prop, but an actual prototype of a product that’s on the market today.
Silicon Valley shines in a large part because of how accurately it portrays the trials and tribulations of startup life in the Bay Area. The minds behind Silicon Valley have done their homework to show believable startups and their fictional tech. In the last few years, virtual reality has been one of the hottest trends in the startup and venture capital space, and the writers of the show have taken clear notice.
While Rift and Gear VR headsets have popped up here and there on the show, the latest episodes have brought the topic of VR front and center. The character Keenan Feldspar is developing a virtual reality headset, and his carefree enthusiasm lures the Pied Piper crew to try out his latest demo.
The wild-looking headset we see used in the show looks as if a prop designer had some fun designing a kitbashed goggle-shaped VR headset with exposed circuit boards and 3D printed parts. But what you’re looking at is actually a real prototype of an HMD called the Glyph, developed by a company called Avegant.
Read more here.
Kartong - Death by Cardboard! (VR)
This “cute” FPS stealth game puts you up against evil experiments inside a miniature cardboard city. The maze of traps changes with every game, paper cuts are deadly and Mr Chuckles is very ANGRY.
Versa VR Stylus & Controller Prototype turns any flat surface into a virtual tablet utilizing the Vive Tracker
SYNCHRONICITY
In a series of photos and videos uploaded to the official Twitter account of HTC VR Product Manager Shen Ye Wednesday, the intuitive developer showcased a variety of trackable objects for a number of VR experiences:
Read More: https://vrscout.com/news/vive-tracker-ping-pong-paddles-samurai-swords-vr/
Tattooed people do it better, Sean from Texas
Virtual Objects Reflect Real World & Real World Reflects Virtual Objects
HoloNerf heightens VR immersion with image sensors tracking environment, player & Nerf projectile movement.
Watch These Schoolchildren Discover the HoloLens for the First Time
“It was much easier to understand the Solar System when I could see it with my own eyes,” added another student Aina Garg. “It gave me a totally different experience on how to learn.”
From the set of Steven Spielberg’s new upcoming American science fiction thriller Ready Player One, which the director is was shooting in Birmingham, UK. Published on Sep 12, 2016
SVRF Launches On Android!
Today at SVRF we’re excited to launch SVRF for Android into open beta! SVRF for Android is yet another way we are allowing consumers to experience the best VR content.
A core part of our ethos at SVRF is to build products that make VR more accessible and approachable. As we began to design SVRF for Android, we encountered many people who said they were interested in VR but had never tried it, mostly because they did not have direct access to a headset. At SVRF, we believe that everyone should be able to experience VR, just by using the phone in their pocket. That’s why SVRF for Android is built so that anyone with an Android can experience VR, with or without a headset. Read more here.
Download on Android here.
