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A Hands-On Review of AltspaceVR

ARPost

The key difference between using AltspaceVR in a headset and using it on a desktop is the controls. Despite being a VR-first platform, the controls are, arguably, more easily navigable on desktop. The biggest benefits to the VR version are related to tracking. VR controllers enable hand tracking.

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Newsletter 51 – #WWYL? How Hardware Hacks can Change the World

Leapmotion

To take control of your own hardware integrations, check out Cylon.js to hack an Arduino. Frustrated by how he never has enough time, James Miller took matters into his own hands – creating a time control fantasy with Arduino and Processing. Code Fellows – Leap Motion Workshop. Here’s how you can make your own. Read more ».

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New Oculus Rift and Gear VR Releases for the Week of 10/23/16

UploadVR Between Realities podcast

Take on the role of a bullet and steer your way through complex levels searching for your target with head-tracked controls. A Large Quantity of Mushrooms, from Raw Lion Workshop. It’s a brilliant idea though it’s a recipe for simulator sickness too. Price: $9.99.

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4 Virtual Reality Desktops For Vive and Rift Compared

Road to VR

The default environments are sensible, and more are available through Steam Workshop. BigScreen’s avatars are now customisable, the heads correspond to head-tracked motions, and the mouths animate when you speak.