Just write: Edit later
Just write is a web app strongly inspired by Ilys: Type without seeing what you’re typing. When you feel that you’ve typed enough, export your text.
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Hosting a VR demo
I recently hosted a VR demo for my division as part of our all-staff week. I put a lof of time and research into it so I’m sharing my tips.
Build your own WebXR playground
As I’m learning more about webXR, I find myself needing a place to host and keep all of these experiments together. Here’s my solution.
Letting it all out
I’ve noticed that in the few moments that I can spend with myself, the activities that bring me joy all have this in common: Letting something out.
Building an AR experience? Choose the right technology
AR is a mature technology that is quickly becoming ubiquitous but it also comes with challenges, one of them being to identify the right technology to use.
Kristin Gutekunst on VR for good
UNVR, the “VR for good” program at the United Nations broke new grounds back in 2015. I met with Kristin Gutekunst, a member of the original team.
Blocks: From 3D modeling in VR to 3D printing
VR as a place to create VR assets is great. But what about VR as a place to create real objects?
Capacitive touch experiment: Triggering samples with fruit
The old banana drum machine: a rite of passage in capacitive touch technology.
Stuff I want to try: Projection mapping
Projection mapping, at the intersection of computer vision, augmented reality, and creative coding, feels like a something I should really get into.
3DoF vs. 6DoF in spatial computing
If you’ve been hearing or reading about spatial computing, you must’ve heard 3DoF and 6DoF. What does it mean and what’s the difference?