UxSpace

U✦Space — Your space. Any screen.

Turn any AR/XR glasses (or any external display) into a head-tracked spatial workspace — multiple virtual monitors floating in front of you, arranged in selectable layouts, that stay fixed in space as you look around.

UxSpace is vendor-agnostic by design: head tracking sits behind an interface, so adding another vendor (XREAL, Rokid, OpenXR, …) means writing one provider, not rewriting the app. It was developed and tested on VITURE glasses, which is the current reference implementation.

This is a monorepo with two independent implementations of the same idea, sharing a common architecture vocabulary (tracking / viture / spatial), the UxSpace identifier, and the proprietary VITURE SDK:

Platform	Path	What it is	Status
Android	Android/	A DeX-style spatial desktop driven from the phone — taskbar, app drawer, multi-window framework, phone-as-trackpad, BT keyboard/mouse. The glasses are a USB-C external display the app owns.	Alpha PoC — desktop, windowing, head tracking, hotkeys, raw-mouse path all work today.
Windows	Windows/	Up to three virtual monitors captured and rendered into the glasses in stereo, with 6DOF head tracking. Uses a forked IddCx virtual-display driver.	W3 in progress — driver, capture, stereo output, head tracking, multi-monitor live; settings/lifecycle still ahead.

Android is the canonical reference for the shared layering; the Windows side mirrors its module contracts. See each project's docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.

Repository layout

UxSpace/
├── Android/      Android app (Kotlin/Compose + native VITURE SDK)  — see Android/README.md
├── Windows/      Windows app + IddCx driver (C++17 / DX11 / WDK)   — see Windows/README.md
└── Viture/       Proprietary VITURE SDK (Android + Windows)        — NOT committed (see below)

Both projects were merged in with their full upstream histories preserved via git subtree; the original per-project commits are reachable as ancestors of main.

The VITURE SDK is not committed

Viture/ holds the proprietary VITURE SDK (~174 MB: native .so/.dll binaries, headers, demos). It must not be committed or redistributed and is git-ignored at the repo root.

Download it from the VITURE Developer portal and place it at Viture/SDK/ so both builds can find it:

• Android vendors it into the :glasses module's jniLibs / cpp/include (paths git-ignored). See Android/docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.
• Windows resolves Viture/SDK/Windows automatically (viture/CMakeLists.txt tries a vendored viture/sdk/ copy first, then this sibling path; override with -DUXSPACE_VITURE_SDK_DIR=<path>). Five runtime DLLs ship next to the exe.

Hardware

UxSpace targets any AR/XR glasses that present as an external display and can supply a head pose. The capability tiers it adapts to:

• 6DOF (rotation + translation) — the full experience; the workspace stays fixed in world space as you move and look around.
• 3DOF (rotation only) — the same tracker interface degrades gracefully; the UI hides translation controls.
• No head tracker / any external display — PINNED view + multiple virtual screens keep working.

Reference hardware (developed and tested on):

• VITURE Luma / Luma Pro / Carina — 6DOF via the SDK's bundled VIO.
• VITURE Gen1 / Gen2 — 3DOF.

Other vendors (XREAL, Rokid, OpenXR, …) are not yet implemented but are a deliberate, low-friction extension point — only app knows which vendor is in use.

License

The Android project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (Android/LICENSE). The Windows driver/ is a fork of Microsoft's IddSampleDriver and retains its MIT license (Windows/driver/UPSTREAM_LICENSE). The VITURE SDK is proprietary and is not part of this repository.

Contact

Maintained by Demian Vladi — demianvladi@gmail.com.