INVISIBLE Virtual Reality Experience - Built with Processing / Kinect / Cardboard VR
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I was asked by my friend scarlet to produce a Virtual reality installation for the Ladybeard magazine launch. The theme of the issue was "The mind"
I was intreated in ideas relating to simulation theory and decided to create a distorted virtual mirroring of the users. The software had three phases, Wired, linear and dot maxtrix, each exploring different levels of clarity of yourself and the human body.
I used a Kinect Sensor to take the users body data and used processing to visually distort the data. I then used syphon and Resolume to convert the application into a video feed. Finally I send the visuals to a custom google cardboard application.
It was unexpected, but i found users liked to dance during the experience.
If you would like to know more about processing and the kinect, check out the amazing Dan Shiffman youtube Chanel -
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If you have any questions just ask, You can find more about that project on my website - www.sabbakeynejad.co.uk
this is amazing
Hello Sabba, great work !! which kinect version did you use ?
Hi Jean, I believe it was the first Kinect. I used the point cloud data and changed it up. Was pretty simple, just followed shiffman tutorials. (link in bio)
amazing work! im wondering how do you use the processing on a VR and the same time gets data from the Kinect? im kind wanna make the Kinect interact with what happens in the VR... any indication, advices or help will be very appreciated
Hi Frederico, i am exporting the data from processing with syphon. I can then send this to a VR wrapper
god i never heard about syphon before... thanks so much!! and again, pretty cool works that you are doing
sorry to bother you, but im having some issues, think if you can show the code, even just the part that you do the data from syphon, it would helps a lot, thanks once more
Hi, check github.com/Syphon/Processing it says it's only compatible with processing 3.0 so you might need to change your setup.
cool thanks, you think it is possible with Unity?
This might explain the dancing somewhat; People have a strong desire to dance when faced with a dissimilarity between their self-image and the virtual counterpart. Personally, ,it reminds me of a great demo from back in the Amiga days;
All the way from 1992, I give you; Spaceballs - State Of The Art
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