Road to VR
MARCH 20, 2018
During the Google Developer Day presentation at GDC 2018, Product Manager Clementine Jacoby and Engineering Lead Patrick Donelan at Google Maps presented the team’s progress in bringing their technology and data to game developers. Several ‘location-based’ AR games using Google Maps APIs and ARCore are coming to mobile devices this year.
ARPost
JUNE 15, 2020
Unity Support. Unity is an advanced game engine used in the development of augmented reality apps, especially gaming. So, if you are in this business, try to pick an SDK that is compatible with Unity. This lets you use 3D models and CAD data to set up trackers since they’re the perfect reference for physical 3D objects.
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XR Today - Mixed Reality tag
NOVEMBER 25, 2022
The two firms have repeatedly partnered to secure enterprise clients with modifiable high-quality RT3D data. The service also has Unity support. By tapping into Epic’s ecosystem of real-time 3D tools and libraries, users can spend more time bringing their designs to life and less time handling complex data and technical workflows.
AR Insider
OCTOBER 31, 2019
The incumbents have an advantage with existing mapping such as Google Maps, Earth, Street View, Apple Maps and the Indoor Maps Program, and Bing Maps but there are also significant geographic data players such as Foursquare and OpenStreetMap. In another scenario, we may see game engines dominant, like Unity or Unreal.
AIXR
AUGUST 26, 2022
My Strange Head was created by Cassandra De Klerck, who has been designing and developing virtual worlds since 2008. During the project, a switch was made from Unity to Unreal for production. Image Source: Cassandra De Klerck. ” A beautiful mission that fits well with the experimental and innovative character of Chronosphere.
XR for Business Podcast
FEBRUARY 4, 2020
This week’s episode goes all the way back to last year’s Curiosity Camp, when Alan shared a ride with Unity Lab’s Timoni West and Vapor IO CEO Cole Crawford, recording a podcast along the way. Timoni: Director of XR in Unity Labs. Alan: Director of XR at Unity Labs, and Cole Crawford, CEO of Vapor IO. Cole: Yeah.
XR for Business Podcast
FEBRUARY 4, 2020
This week’s episode goes all the way back to last year’s Curiosity Camp, when Alan shared a ride with Unity Lab’s Timoni West and Vapor IO CEO Cole Crawford, recording a podcast along the way. Timoni: Director of XR in Unity Labs. Alan: Director of XR at Unity Labs, and Cole Crawford, CEO of Vapor IO. Cole: Yeah.
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