My Talk on GameDev @ General De Jesus College

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It is really very rewarding to see my participants are enjoying and some are setting/getting into game development as they really enjoy the fun time learning about authoring game using Blender 3d.

Thanks to Sir Marlon Torres of General De Jesus College – for the opportunity to share my knowledge 🙂

Also, this activity is part of Mobility (Mobile IT for Youth) http://mobility.net.ph/

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Intel Galileo 2 package {Arduino} awarded by IntelMalaysia

Intel Galileo 2 package {Arduino} awared by Intel Malaysia 🙂 Team is now even more ready for Robotics/Sensors/Industrial-SoftDev – to those who want to collab – raise your hands (and contact me thru Pm or [email protected]) Lets make Jarvis and Hololens alike interfaces >> other modules needed will follow soon tooIMG_20141223_115907 [800x600] IMG_20141223_120151 [800x600] IMG_20141223_115922 [800x600] IMG_20141223_120135 [800x600]

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Education App

My team recently created a Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Education App – its a simple VR AR FlashCard, very primitive and yet so easy to use (yah requires Google Cardboard as of now – but we will make a one that wont need Google Cardboard.

This app is great for toddlers and preschoolers. Parents and teachers will find this app very handy and a non boring to teach the basic ALPHABET as when the Flash card is seen and processed – an amazing 3d object will pop out in the virtual world (such as A = Apple, B = Banana) and some 3d objects are even animated and can be played with. See this video (yah you have to print the flashcard or let it be like on the video, u better use a projector for the whole class (more students) to experience it.

Here’s the playstore link

Google Cardboard, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality :)

Me and my team just created something 🙂

We combined Google Cardboard, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality.

Here is what we come up 🙂 Download the app here

install the app, it will open a your mobile phone camera with split view (stereoscopic mode) then let is see image target below (CLSU logo)

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Noticed the colored squares (with rounded corner) – yes they are buttons – try pointing your finger on any of it and notice the TEXT below the interface is identifying which button is selected/pressed. Note: the button will react only if the camera (mobile/tablet) is from around 12 to 20 inches away from the image target.

Bonus: Hand tracking (at basic as of the moment) You can tickle the logo – simply poke it and it will move depending on the direction and speed of the tickle/poke.

We will create a video of it soon 🙂

 

 

New 3D Environment Designs for Virtual Reality using Google Cardboard

My team is having fun creating more virtual reality apps for google card board, screenshots below:

 

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The 3d environment and models are created using Blender3D and 3DMax (bake map then add additional real-time lighting for more realistic ambiance)

Download the App here 🙂

Google Virtual Reality “Cardboard” Android App :)

Having fun with Cardboard (Google VR Virtual Reality) – some experts from google made some cheap solution for everyone to experience Virtual Reality, the SDK is opensource wow! but again – learning new things is great but will squeeze up brains and nose definitely bleeds again.

Here is what i come up 🙂

its great that once again the Google Community Manager at Baguio Sir, Reymart Canuel invited me to be one of the resource speaker 🙂  – i will share my experiences on creating google cardboard app 🙂invite000

Also,  FYI Facebook purchased Occulus Rift (Virtual Reality Device) months ago, then this cool thing just came up. Occulus Rift  cost is $350 while Cardboard is $3.60 🙂