A demo of Micro-Situational Mixed Reality. You could check it out from this article (Chinese only), or youtube video below (English subtitle).
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Does world still need coders in 22nd century? No one knows except who may have ability on somehow mysterious prophecy. Depending on the trend of technology growth in next decades years, while it is indeed possible to deliver a blueprint which describes a programming scene that overcomes the gap from time to space, from devices to brains.
All OS supported for the Host.
VR display (Cardboard) only work for Android now. Other platforms please refer to WebRTC website
Basically the major techniques (WebRTC, WebVR) of C22 are not widely supported by mobile world (up to end of Nov, 2016), but which is highly possible to be brought to Android & IOS in 2017 according to both engineers interview from Google and Apple.
There is no stable version browser supporting WebVR natively, luckily we use webvr-polyfill for early development. Or you may use latest version of Chrome without it.
Besides WebVR, The incompatibility is mainly from WebRTC, which Safari totally ignore (should be released in 2017).
In development we prefer using WIFI HotSpot directly than communicating through any AP. Please make sure your WIFI environment is unlimited otherwise there may be unbearable lag in mobile devices.
It's strictly limited to mobile devices and hardly to be resolved by us. But our suggestion is just using lower display resolution in your PC.
In development we switched to 1024*640 for Mac Pro, you could try higher if you have mobile screen with 1080p or plus.
Install packages for both desktop code and server code:
npm install
Build bundle.js for both desktop code and server code:
webpack
Under root path, run:
npm start
Open chrome in your cardboard device, and access:
Try to active some applications screen in host side and come back to VR.
Enjoy and be dizzy:p
Thus we have this repository, which has technology stack of:
Electron
Express
WebSocket
WebRTC
WebVR
three.js
Unity3D
Native WebVR support
Elastic apps showing
Control switch for apps
Network tuning
Display tuning
Native WebVR apps support
Peripherals for WebVR apps (like bluetooth keyboards, earphones, daydream controllers, etc)
Well supported peripherals summary
Support for non-coders