If this video gets 15,000 like I will give a pair away here! Also if you have question join either my Discord: Discord.gg/Thrill or discord.gg/HZzJz2QTQD
This. There's something so... humbling about seeing a wonky invention with a shit ton of wires hanging from it, and knowing that it's just the simple beginnings of something absolutely amazing
as someone passionate about free and open source software I cannot express how much love i have for Lucas in making these so accessible. Giving the virtual to the people instead of Zuck. A true cyberpunk.
You're right. This seems like a story of a cyberpunk hacker that you see in series, movies, video games, etc. who make technology in his garage and not only does it work and it's cheap, but it really is satisfactory because of how it performs its function very well.
This guy 100% deserves much more attention and some sort of crowdfunding. What he's done alone is incredible, I genuinely want to see how he takes it further with support
As a soon-to-be 60-year old, You should know that I still get completely geeked out when I see your videos Thrill. I love the tinkerer/innovator aspect of that inventor. To say that the future is bright with young people like you in this world, gives me hope for the future. See you in VR :D
@@Wonderlandsambassador Thank you for the comment. I've had a wonderful life where I've had the chance to do a lot of different things. My professional life is different from the things I enjoy in my spare time and once I discovered VR, I realized that this is the future of gaming and socializing. To be able to interact with people from around the world in a virtual environment makes the world a much smaller place! Think of me as that person in the old folks home someday with an extremely fast internet connection living in VR!
@@ramenflavoredcats Thank you CatScratch! I hope my daughter thinks so as we connect on VR, Gaming and Anime! I envy all of you who will have a much longer time with this technology than me, but I'm enjoying the heck out of myself right now!
I hope the future is bright for your future, as well as your daughter! Seeing older folks like you being so invested in such a thing that I was wanting for so many years as a child - now being only 22. I hope you get to enjoy VR and it’s many upgrades in the future to the fullest!
The young ones just need to remember that some of today's 50+ people were actually creating the tools and tech they enjoy today, like the Internet/Web etc. I was already programming stuff at 14, and I'm now also getting scarily close to 60. VR is definitely the future of everything. I was in the industry when the actual internet/web was at this stage, its gonna be a fun crazy ride for the next 10 to 20 years.
I'm a computer engineering student and sometimes i get tired of studying and doing things for months until i see something that inspire and pumps me up again. This is one of those things.
@@rovertronic the current vr gloves are for companies no company would buy self made vr glove. It’s meant to be cheap and acesable not to compiet with commercial solution
@@rayyanshaikh5591 The point of making something open source is that it can't just be bought out like that. People make it themselves and it's already pretty much in the public domain.
As an electrical engineering student, this is the kind of crazy innovation that got me into both engineering and VR! So happy to see this project gaining more traction then when I first found it!
Honestly, it’s crazy to see how far VR has come. From pixely images to actual gloves that can simulate touch. That’s wild, and I would dream of getting my hands on a pair of these.
@@krzysiekj2522 Others could, yes, but this would open up the possibility for more deaf people to talk easily using signs rather than typing or writing out text. It would essentially be their "voice to text". Speaking is much harder to do for a deaf person because they cannot hear their voice. They might pronounce things incorrectly or have a harder time controlling their speaking volume.
@@XodiasRX you are 100% correct. how inconsiderate of me to just consider my side of the issue :D to make me sound more stupid I am fully aware how it sounds when deaf person tries to speak. Heard both cases- deaf since birth and deafened by an accident.
I would love to be able to use these gloves for that very reason, instead of trying to remember the asl adaption for vr. But alas I don’t have the skills or tools required to make them
Bear in mind it doesn't have any tracking so it's kinda useless. They're using base stations to track here but if you're going to pay out for base stations you could get knuckles.
@@zig131 It doesn't have to be tracked just using base stations and vive trackers. They've shown that it is possible to use touch controllers for tracking.
@@SuperUsman11 True but that's such a bodge. We really need an affordable, flexible, independent tracking system *cough* Stonx *cough* My point is that the tracking is the difficult and traditionally expensive bit a not insignificant part of the reason "the price gap between the commercial product and the homemade ones [are] just insane". The gloves may be cheap but they're of absolutely no use to someone using Google cardboard or who otherwise doesn't have controllers already. The idea that these gloves are some kind of budget VR control/input solution is highly flawed and that seems to be how they are being sold (of course not literally as they are open source).
@@Icosiheptagon man you are the weird one if you have never once used vr for *uhm* "research purposes" for that will give you a view which will most certainly make you brain go haywire.
@@Icosiheptagon if watching porn makes someone down bad then almost all of the population of this world is down bad which in turn makes it normal to be down bad.So yeah cool i don't have any problem with being down bad then.
DANG, That’s amazing! I love the idea that it is assembled by the consumer as well, that makes it so much cheaper and easier to afford, as well as fun! 🤩
@@p.t.557 LMAO arduino/raspberry pi projects definitely do that, then when you're good and addicted to the drip from overcoming that frustration you get your ham radio license and enter new levels of frustration and satiation.
@Wanye Smith you know, that's what improvement is made for... have you seen the first prototypes of some vr headsets? they are way bulkier than this xD so naturally they will become snaller over time
I was just making a comment on something I'm looking forward too, and for the price these ARE good at the moment. The main reason I'm not getting these is because I don't trust myself in the construction and the lack of support. You don't have to put down this product just because you don't like it man. Let's try keeping it positive here. :)@Wanye Smith
Da pra ver que ele está criando isso não só pra ser caro, mas também pra ser algo funcional para pessoas de diversas partes do mundo e não só para os americanos.
Imagine having full body trackers, a haptic suit, haptic gloves, a multidirectional treadmill, and a god pc. You’d pretty much be in VR. The advancements of current technology are so crazy (minus the expenses) that being in VR is way closer than most people think.
The treadmill seems easy enough, god PCs already exist, the gloves are demonstrated here, and the suit is probably close to reality, the only thing stopping it from existing is the lack of want for it
@@Memescave. *that* youth has a future of jail time at this rate. Literally a trend where people steal things and post it online. Half of all schools bathrooms have been shut down or have to be looked after a teacher most hours of the day. People are stealing soap dispensers and stuff like that
@@Memescave. they were doing dumb trends before the stealing too. Like breaking bones from milk crate challenge, or burning their stomachs from eating tide pods.
I see this project as a great and inexpensive way to not only get people into VR haptic, but the development itself. I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with, and the satisfaction from building it themselves.
I did not expect this but I am really happy to see that you and people are trying to improve VR collectively, without waiting for the tech giants. Lucas is an absolute legend!!
I graduated from university last April. Started working full time. Finally built my own PC for VR and VR development. It will happen if you learn to budget too. :)
Those are awesome! Thanks for finding out about this and sharing it. He could probably hire a few people and start a small company to build, distribute, and refine these.
@Wanye Smith not if they’re using the glove as well. Thrill was enjoying them. As long as it’s a game I’m getting killed in, I’m good with that. Just a game.
I can only imagine what people like this will be able to do when they're working with a proper budget and more advanced tech, the future is really bright for this field
Holy crap, I’ve had simmilar idea, but never really executed on it, rather focusing on vr software development, so glad that someone had the same idea and actually pursued it. Great work!!
The greatest advancements we had in science were always few people projects to begin with, if we all just invested more in science or contributed more we could have really crazy things.
As a professional software dev and a home tinkerer and maker, this is the kind of stuff I love to see. I hope to get some free time/resources in the future to work on something like this.
i can’t wait until gloves like these are perfected and it’s a common thing among VR users to have these gloves to bring the VR experience to the next level
More videos like this one please! You just talking about different products are always fun to watch but seeing your excitement and enthusiasm towards these gloves was amazing and really got me excited about it as well!
I've seen these everywhere but never really looked into it assuming it was out of my price range. But it's much cheaper and easier than I thought!! I'm gonna build one!!!
@Wanye Smith First, because they insanely cheap. The ones you can buy, as shown in the video, costs way too much. Its fun to build, i like to solder and so on. They are ugly? I actually think they are beautiful in its own way. And you arent going to look at them. You are in vr... I dont think they are big enough to ruin the experience.
@Wanye Smith Because it looks like a fun build, it's cheap (assuming you own a PCVR rig, 3D printer, and electronics tools), and I've wanted one since the early 90s.
@Wanye Smith Hi ya, I own 5 3D printers. My cheapest cost me $100 (my most expensive was $300). The 3D printer that Lucas is using is an ender 3 that costs around $150.
@Wanye Smith Its gotta start somewhere. The first computers were huge as well. Imagine where our society would be at rn if everyone had that mindset "Ew those are huge and take up a whole room, why would anyone use these?"
That intro with the controller falling was amazing. How did you film that with a tripod or did somebody else film that? The editing of these video's is top notch.
Thank you!!!!!!! Yeah I had the idea and I made my guy shoot that shot, I was hoping it would turn out and it did :) really been working on my editing skills!
This is honestly quite insane. HUUGE congrats, and thanks to Lucas, for taking the time and effort to develop these. I'm definitely looking forward, to what the future holds for him.
"i want to make it less bulky" proceeds to add more wires than my whole gaming setup has. lol but i love the idea and realy want to see how far this goes
I think that the design can be fine tuned to your hand size to get those wires alot shorter, it's jsut left intentially long now for ease of building and troubleshooting. Also would help to have some sort of cover for the electronics I think, which could also hide all that mess.
Plus when your trying to move around and hold a gun in vr, your thumb will most likely either not be allowed to move that far to the joystick or will glitch into the gun and the whole thing wont work
It's amazing that you could buy something that works phenomenally for 5000$ or take like a day and make your own for about like 30-50$ (and yes I would love to see more videos like this one) (edit) thanks for all the likes!
Well, not "a day" for your first build 😅 It took me forever to adjust design to my local available parts, fixing issues. Second glove, with my own design, took waaay less time to build
It’s incredible the difference it makes when you actually build something for yourself. It feels like an extension of yourself instead of just another accessory.
This is so incredible. I'm not at all surprised by this innovation and it's really humbling to see something like this in a true baby stage. Keep up the good work!
man this age of vr is really like that one age when computers were first getting popular and everyday people were the ones making and pushing the industry forward huh
Hey Thrill! I love where you took this video! It's refreshing and loving the support for the DIY creators. It's really the grassroots of where VR started anyways...in the hands of tinkerers. Would love to see more videos like this! 😊👍🏻
Was really fun seeing you build this :) Though personally I will just wait for good cheap ones to be mass produced, or ones with features like temperature control and touch. But there's someone who has to start innovating so props to Lucas.
Amazing job to the both of you and all of the community working on these. Thank you for all of the love and dedication you guys show in helping to make these a reality. Can't wait to see them offered pre-built for the consumer.
Yes! I was waiting on this video ever since you mentioned it in another vid - This is the side of VR that got me really interested in its potential as well. Thanks so much for covering, and thanks to for building an entire community around this idea!
Ive always been intrested with Lucas vr gloves from its starting moments. Its so great to see his project finally getting the attention it should get and need.
@Wanye Smith Have you seen how expensive company haptic gloves are? and then looked how cheap those are? Its amazing how well they work for their price.
@Wanye Smith Why are you commenting something negative about this project on almost every positive comment? Lucas vr is the reason affordable vr gloves is a possibility.
@UCq3uFeGMNfo5uEU93zI4mhA Man what the fuck who upsetted you that much?? You need some therapy with all the hate you got for this vr creator. Of course it's not perfect, of course we know it's big and fragile but it's a proof of concept and it's super super cheap. You probably won't be playing fast paced game, but there are other games than that in VR. And just the feeling of holding an object in VR is amazing. This is not made by a certified company with many engineers, no, it's a fucking glove that you can build by yourself. Nobody exepect it to work like charm, but if you think you can't have fun with it, just don't build them and shut the fuck up already
I don't know whether it's awesome or terrifying that we are basically at the level of technology shown in Ready Player One. VR was always such a fascinating niche to me since I watched Jacksepticeye play stuff on the DK1. Actually owning one seemed so far off, but now I have a Quest 2, and it's just as magical as I hoped it would be. I can't wait for the market to be as mainstream as it was in Ready Player One.
nah the whole point is that its open source and you make your own, not some company selling them. ig he could sell them built for a little bit more if you just dont have the time though.
I'm a Bachelor of IT student as well and I wish I would've known about this a year ago lol would've bought the parts and attempted it because we actually have to make a raspberry Pi project for one of our units, this would've been perfect xD [that is if this supports any microcontrollers and not just the one shown in the video].
I love this age of VR, whereas gears like this are only limited to the creativity of the user. I can't wait for what is to come in the next decade of VR!
Alright Thrill... you convinced me. I'm gonna buy my own set. Props to this guy for doing such a great thing, and most importantly sharing it with the community.
This is EASILY the most amazing thing I have seen for VR. I am so thankful to be a part of this community, and I only wish I had the skill to contribute. I hope something like this will be available for purchase in the near future.
Regardless where this project goes, it's shown that it can be made for cheap. And it'll probably end up forcing other consumer aimed gloves to either advance in technology, or come down in price. I'm good with both
Man this is so cool, I've been using the original vive for a while so I've never used knuckles or finger tracking. I've been following Lucas' project for a while and this is great. Here's to hopefully being the lucky commenter and if not, I'm still going to make my own pair sometime.
If this video gets 15,000 like I will give a pair away here!
Also if you have question join either my Discord:
Discord.gg/Thrill
or
discord.gg/HZzJz2QTQD
Hi
Balls
Joe mama
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Thrill you don't have to give them away. I will gladly take them off your hands for free.
People like this is why VR has been advancing this fast, thanks to everyone who keeps doing so much for the community.
oculus started in a similar way where one guy was like....I hate vr headsets I'm going to fix that.
Because the industry is driven by antisocial engineers who wish to feel boobs in VR?
@@Hrathen39 porno has been a unquestionable driving force in technology. Not the only one. But a one
This just makes me want to learn how all of this stuff works and learn to code and stuff so I can mess around and maybe do stuff like this.
@@mr_monotone6601 then just start to do that. just buy a arduino or pico starter kit with a book
VR Glove Master Race ;)
Lucas you baby faced haptic god
You would be winning by a long shot.
I'm happy for you! Nice work!
Lesss gooo
DIY VR gloves go brrrrrrr
This. There's something so... humbling about seeing a wonky invention with a shit ton of wires hanging from it, and knowing that it's just the simple beginnings of something absolutely amazing
@Josh JeanJacket Jaeger lmao so true
Yeah. The start of a great idea blossoming into existence is cool to see.
as someone passionate about free and open source software I cannot express how much love i have for Lucas in making these so accessible. Giving the virtual to the people instead of Zuck. A true cyberpunk.
You're right. This seems like a story of a cyberpunk hacker that you see in series, movies, video games, etc. who make technology in his garage and not only does it work and it's cheap, but it really is satisfactory because of how it performs its function very well.
@@asterlofts1565 this is pretty much FOSS stuff in a nutshell
Legend has it he is wanted by Asoka.
This is amazing! Would suck for me as I have quite sweaty hands to begin with haha
Same
Y’a, but you don’t even need the gloves, you could use straps and ring…
whacky cast is here? i havent watch you for like 6 months
Try to cutout the area of the palm since there’s nothing even there, should help majorly
Wow it's you, haven't seen u since a year
This guy 100% deserves much more attention and some sort of crowdfunding.
What he's done alone is incredible, I genuinely want to see how he takes it further with support
him: makes a full haptic machine you have to step into for only 100 dollars
@@minecraftblockychris8708 also him: perfectly recreate the nervegear from sao for just 150 dollars
@@nickedname_2158 I'd buy it, either I get to play baller games, or I die, or both! A big win-win situation from my point of view
@@Henry-fu2hc I dont think dying is a win
@@5people829 he did say from HIS point of view
As a soon-to-be 60-year old, You should know that I still get completely geeked out when I see your videos Thrill. I love the tinkerer/innovator aspect of that inventor. To say that the future is bright with young people like you in this world, gives me hope for the future. See you in VR :D
you sound pretty cool man.
@@Wonderlandsambassador Thank you for the comment. I've had a wonderful life where I've had the chance to do a lot of different things. My professional life is different from the things I enjoy in my spare time and once I discovered VR, I realized that this is the future of gaming and socializing. To be able to interact with people from around the world in a virtual environment makes the world a much smaller place! Think of me as that person in the old folks home someday with an extremely fast internet connection living in VR!
@@ramenflavoredcats Thank you CatScratch! I hope my daughter thinks so as we connect on VR, Gaming and Anime! I envy all of you who will have a much longer time with this technology than me, but I'm enjoying the heck out of myself right now!
I hope the future is bright for your future, as well as your daughter! Seeing older folks like you being so invested in such a thing that I was wanting for so many years as a child - now being only 22. I hope you get to enjoy VR and it’s many upgrades in the future to the fullest!
The young ones just need to remember that some of today's 50+ people were actually creating the tools and tech they enjoy today, like the Internet/Web etc. I was already programming stuff at 14, and I'm now also getting scarily close to 60. VR is definitely the future of everything. I was in the industry when the actual internet/web was at this stage, its gonna be a fun crazy ride for the next 10 to 20 years.
mad props to this guy. Been watching this project for a little while
"It looks ugly, but I'm so proud of it"
My parents when they first saw me.
Minus the "proud" part.
I respect you
Oof, self burn.
“It looks ugly, but I’m so of it”
-Sailenthot Carathot’s parents, apparently
“It looks ugly but in so of it”
I'm a computer engineering student and sometimes i get tired of studying and doing things for months until i see something that inspire and pumps me up again.
This is one of those things.
YOU MET HIM, ive been following this project since it started
"How do you move around with haptic gloves?"
Me: Haptic feet.
All you have to do is moonwalk
@@vindiesel682 thank you dom
Kat Walk C.
Theres actual joysticks you can put on the fingers
Yo imagine in 50 odd years when we have a full body suit and some sort of like Omnidirectional treadmill so it really seems that we're in the world
I can't wait until these get streamlined and more average consumer friendly
If he gets far with this, he could undercut all of the competition by a huge amount and force all haptic gloves to become cheap
@@rovertronic They might try and buy him out somehow and copyright it like capitalists lmao
@@rovertronic the current vr gloves are for companies no company would buy self made vr glove. It’s meant to be cheap and acesable not to compiet with commercial solution
@@ghostnoodle9721 yeah lol, some rich corporation is going to steal his idea and sell it for $10000 lol. Capitalism 😔
@@rayyanshaikh5591 The point of making something open source is that it can't just be bought out like that. People make it themselves and it's already pretty much in the public domain.
As an electrical engineering student, this is the kind of crazy innovation that got me into both engineering and VR! So happy to see this project gaining more traction then when I first found it!
Honestly, it’s crazy to see how far VR has come. From pixely images to actual gloves that can simulate touch. That’s wild, and I would dream of getting my hands on a pair of these.
can't wait to do only safe for work things with these gloves
😏 yeah safe for work stuff 😏
Suspicious. Go to horny jail
@@PokEntertainment sussy?
Good ending : He used it for safe for work stuff
Yes, educational safe for work things, like tutoring a high school student in her bedroom.
The gloves would be perfect for sign language! Index is pretty much the only choice right now.
in vr you could simply use voice to text?
@@krzysiekj2522 Others could, yes, but this would open up the possibility for more deaf people to talk easily using signs rather than typing or writing out text. It would essentially be their "voice to text". Speaking is much harder to do for a deaf person because they cannot hear their voice. They might pronounce things incorrectly or have a harder time controlling their speaking volume.
There's also Quest 2 finger tracking with ALVR.
@@XodiasRX you are 100% correct. how inconsiderate of me to just consider my side of the issue :D
to make me sound more stupid I am fully aware how it sounds when deaf person tries to speak. Heard both cases- deaf since birth and deafened by an accident.
I would love to be able to use these gloves for that very reason, instead of trying to remember the asl adaption for vr. But alas I don’t have the skills or tools required to make them
The price gap between the commercial product and the homemade ones is just insane.
Bear in mind it doesn't have any tracking so it's kinda useless. They're using base stations to track here but if you're going to pay out for base stations you could get knuckles.
@@zig131 It doesn't have to be tracked just using base stations and vive trackers. They've shown that it is possible to use touch controllers for tracking.
@@zig131 well if you have quest, you can just use touch controller for positional tracking.
@@SuperUsman11 True but that's such a bodge.
We really need an affordable, flexible, independent tracking system *cough* Stonx *cough*
My point is that the tracking is the difficult and traditionally expensive bit a not insignificant part of the reason "the price gap between the commercial product and the homemade ones [are] just insane". The gloves may be cheap but they're of absolutely no use to someone using Google cardboard or who otherwise doesn't have controllers already. The idea that these gloves are some kind of budget VR control/input solution is highly flawed and that seems to be how they are being sold (of course not literally as they are open source).
@@zig131 even with the trackers included it's far far cheaper
“Or… something else”
*Shows (pretty much) half the reason why people would buy VR/Haptic feedback gear*
Sometimes I forget that people like that actually exist, pretty wierd.
Horny has accelerated the advancement of technology more than you think
@@Icosiheptagon man you are the weird one if you have never once used vr for *uhm* "research purposes" for that will give you a view which will most certainly make you brain go haywire.
@@saptarshimallick5662 Bro, what? Your are another type of down bad.
@@Icosiheptagon if watching porn makes someone down bad then almost all of the population of this world is down bad which in turn makes it normal to be down bad.So yeah cool i don't have any problem with being down bad then.
Imagine sparring a virtual partner with these gloves 😁
@Leon S. Kennedy sounds beyond down bad
sounds pathetic
yall what if they were just talking about sword fighting
@@thepizzaguy8477 these fellas focused on partner and not read sparring
@@thepizzaguy8477 wait what else r yall talkin bout. the fuck is sparring then
Im liking just for lucas. Hes so chill
DANG, That’s amazing! I love the idea that it is assembled by the consumer as well, that makes it so much cheaper and easier to afford, as well as fun! 🤩
"Lets put the fun back into frustrating!"
@@p.t.557 LMAO arduino/raspberry pi projects definitely do that, then when you're good and addicted to the drip from overcoming that frustration you get your ham radio license and enter new levels of frustration and satiation.
It also means he doesn't have to get it certified by bodies like the FCC which saves him tens of thousands of dollars.
A pair of good and immersive VR gloves is the thing I want most/next for vr mainstream.
@Wanye Smith dude you commented the same thing like 68 times. relax
@Wanye Smith you know, that's what improvement is made for... have you seen the first prototypes of some vr headsets? they are way bulkier than this xD so naturally they will become snaller over time
I was just making a comment on something I'm looking forward too, and for the price these ARE good at the moment. The main reason I'm not getting these is because I don't trust myself in the construction and the lack of support. You don't have to put down this product just because you don't like it man. Let's try keeping it positive here. :)@Wanye Smith
@Wanye Smith the wright brothers technically made the worst plane in existence. you cant do a bad job if youre the only one doing it
@@adminanimates4714 that’s a really good comparison
"wiring it up is the hard part, but it makes it easier if you have wires" best quote of 2021
Maluco brabissimo, parabéns Lucas, vc ajuda o povo Brasileiro, msm q o mais caro seja conseguir o VR primeiro kkkk
U huuuuuuuulllll
Braziliaaann CArai é noix poha
madlad
Da pra ver que ele está criando isso não só pra ser caro, mas também pra ser algo funcional para pessoas de diversas partes do mundo e não só para os americanos.
nós nunca aparecemos em vídeos gringos, mas quando falam em brasileiros, nós aparecemos
Imagine having full body trackers, a haptic suit, haptic gloves, a multidirectional treadmill, and a god pc. You’d pretty much be in VR. The advancements of current technology are so crazy (minus the expenses) that being in VR is way closer than most people think.
The treadmill seems easy enough, god PCs already exist, the gloves are demonstrated here, and the suit is probably close to reality, the only thing stopping it from existing is the lack of want for it
@@theslamjamfrincisco2820 suit exists though it's just expensive asf
@@theslamjamfrincisco2820 the price too
The parts exist, it's just about shrinking the cost to become affordable for the masses.
@@theslamjamfrincisco2820 the suits already exist, all that's left is to bring down the price and support for more games
The youth and community is the future
Wait till you discover the depressing world of tik tok
@@Lol-pz9ow what does that have to do with anything??
@@Memescave. *that* youth has a future of jail time at this rate. Literally a trend where people steal things and post it online. Half of all schools bathrooms have been shut down or have to be looked after a teacher most hours of the day. People are stealing soap dispensers and stuff like that
@@YTCouldBeJake bruh my comment was a week ago before that trend started
@@Memescave. they were doing dumb trends before the stealing too. Like breaking bones from milk crate challenge, or burning their stomachs from eating tide pods.
“Whether that’s holding a gun… or something else” you got me dead my boy
XD
Great power comes with great responsibility
I would hold that something else
TIDDIES!!
With all those wires and such... would you really want that around your junk?
This build deserves a round of applause.
Which is apparently now possible with those gloves. Neat!
Awesome stuff! Really happy Lucas is getting the recognition he deserves.
I love Lucas vrteach he's taking the steps needed in the vr community
@Wanye Smith how is it clickbait?
@Wanye Smith ?
That is sick. Hyped as hell. I swear the future comes right now
RIGHT!?
Having the ability to feel like you’re actually touching something in a completely simulated world is just mind blowing to me
I see this project as a great and inexpensive way to not only get people into VR haptic, but the development itself. I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with, and the satisfaction from building it themselves.
I did not expect this but I am really happy to see that you and people are trying to improve VR collectively, without waiting for the tech giants. Lucas is an absolute legend!!
Dude. Thankyou. Even if I never get to making a pair it makes me happy knowing that not all haptic gloves cost an arm and a leg
Love the point about the “intimacy” of building your own peripherals. Awesome video!
Can’t wait to not be broke so I can finally get a vr setup
You and me both, man
I graduated from university last April. Started working full time. Finally built my own PC for VR and VR development. It will happen if you learn to budget too. :)
This is a BIG step for VR users, can’t wait to build one.
Those are awesome! Thanks for finding out about this and sharing it. He could probably hire a few people and start a small company to build, distribute, and refine these.
This is how cool shit is made, made them for fun! i love it and can't wait to try a pair myself.
@Wanye Smith well, your opinion... xD
Its not like ur looking at em while playing
@Wanye Smith not if they’re using the glove as well. Thrill was enjoying them. As long as it’s a game I’m getting killed in, I’m good with that. Just a game.
@Wanye Smith bro are you troll? 😂 Cause if not you need to take your medicine and calm tf down
@Wanye Smith check him out on twitch sir. He plays live.
When you dropped that Knuckle controller in the beginning, I *SCREAMED*
Probably was one of the 5 he broke already :D
He dropped it on a….cushion? Well….I don’t think it’ll make you feel better if I told you what he dropped it on lmao.
I can only imagine what people like this will be able to do when they're working with a proper budget and more advanced tech, the future is really bright for this field
Holy crap, I’ve had simmilar idea, but never really executed on it, rather focusing on vr software development, so glad that someone had the same idea and actually pursued it. Great work!!
Oh my God this person deserves all the help he needs to build the best vr gloves there are :D so talented!
This is incredible, I hope it will come soon to market at a relative low cost! A DIY building kit purchasable would be sick
Lucas is just one person, but one person is all it takes to make a big impact on anything/everything.
“The right man with the wrong headset can make all the difference… in the world”
Why tf did you even add the “Just imagine:” part, it doesn’t fit
@@meatballsyes3854 true cause the future is here old man.
The greatest advancements we had in science were always few people projects to begin with, if we all just invested more in science or contributed more we could have really crazy things.
In a few years something like this will be standard.
5 years max
@@luke21x6 nah, 2-3 years max, VR tech innovation moves fast
@@shoto42still waiting...
@@nieildilsonsouza4747 I did say 2-3 years, come check in about another year
As a professional software dev and a home tinkerer and maker, this is the kind of stuff I love to see. I hope to get some free time/resources in the future to work on something like this.
i can’t wait until gloves like these are perfected and it’s a common thing among VR users to have these gloves to bring the VR experience to the next level
I hope Valve eventually makes vr gloves, and that they're modeled after the gravity gloves
Full body force feedback haptic suit and gloves is the only thing I want in life
Facts
Yes
Full-Dive if we ever get it
More videos like this one please! You just talking about different products are always fun to watch but seeing your excitement and enthusiasm towards these gloves was amazing and really got me excited about it as well!
I've seen these everywhere but never really looked into it assuming it was out of my price range. But it's much cheaper and easier than I thought!! I'm gonna build one!!!
I am so excited for when things like this become more available!
Finally! I cant wait to build these :D Have been waiting since your short.
@Wanye Smith get your eyes checked out moron
@Wanye Smith First, because they insanely cheap. The ones you can buy, as shown in the video, costs way too much. Its fun to build, i like to solder and so on. They are ugly? I actually think they are beautiful in its own way. And you arent going to look at them. You are in vr... I dont think they are big enough to ruin the experience.
@Wanye Smith Because it looks like a fun build, it's cheap (assuming you own a PCVR rig, 3D printer, and electronics tools), and I've wanted one since the early 90s.
@Wanye Smith Hi ya, I own 5 3D printers. My cheapest cost me $100 (my most expensive was $300). The 3D printer that Lucas is using is an ender 3 that costs around $150.
@Wanye Smith Its gotta start somewhere. The first computers were huge as well. Imagine where our society would be at rn if everyone had that mindset "Ew those are huge and take up a whole room, why would anyone use these?"
That intro with the controller falling was amazing. How did you film that with a tripod or did somebody else film that?
The editing of these video's is top notch.
Thank you!!!!!!! Yeah I had the idea and I made my guy shoot that shot, I was hoping it would turn out and it did :) really been working on my editing skills!
I know that your channel is all about VR, but it was really nice to see the real human vibes between you two in the workshop. Magical.
This is honestly quite insane. HUUGE congrats, and thanks to Lucas, for taking the time and effort to develop these. I'm definitely looking forward, to what the future holds for him.
"i want to make it less bulky"
proceeds to add more wires than my whole gaming setup has. lol but i love the idea and realy want to see how far this goes
I think that the design can be fine tuned to your hand size to get those wires alot shorter, it's jsut left intentially long now for ease of building and troubleshooting. Also would help to have some sort of cover for the electronics I think, which could also hide all that mess.
For force feedback which could only Happen from cutting the bulk first
There are a few problems I see though like what if u want to make a fist, the joystick will get in the way and u would press the buttons by accident
Plus when your trying to move around and hold a gun in vr, your thumb will most likely either not be allowed to move that far to the joystick or will glitch into the gun and the whole thing wont work
It's amazing that you could buy something that works phenomenally for 5000$ or take like a day and make your own for about like 30-50$ (and yes I would love to see more videos like this one) (edit) thanks for all the likes!
prices are really high for new stuff especially when there isnt a standard design yet
Well, not "a day" for your first build 😅
It took me forever to adjust design to my local available parts, fixing issues.
Second glove, with my own design, took waaay less time to build
I'm not convinced the $5000 glove works "phenomenally" especially for that price.
The issue is you need a 3D printer
@@JakeyCmh printers are so cheap right now
It’s incredible the difference it makes when you actually build something for yourself. It feels like an extension of yourself instead of just another accessory.
this means that in not too long this tech will be widely available to the average consumer, which is absolutely crazy to think about
This is so incredible. I'm not at all surprised by this innovation and it's really humbling to see something like this in a true baby stage. Keep up the good work!
This is AMAZING to see! can't wait to see where this goes!
@Wanye Smith Ah, yes, vr headsets are too big, i understand.
@Wanye Smith too big? you can easily argue the $5000 tesla gloves are bigger because of how the force feedback is delivered to the fingers...
man this age of vr is really like that one age when computers were first getting popular and everyday people were the ones making and pushing the industry forward huh
It's the new wild west, enjoy it while it lasts (before facebook and other big companies inevitably monopolise, regulate and sanitise everything).
Hey Thrill! I love where you took this video! It's refreshing and loving the support for the DIY creators. It's really the grassroots of where VR started anyways...in the hands of tinkerers. Would love to see more videos like this! 😊👍🏻
This is absolutely insane, we r getting closer and closer to the perfect vr experience!! its so exciting!!!
This looks amazing, big companies will have a run for their money, this is very practical
Was really fun seeing you build this :)
Though personally I will just wait for good cheap ones to be mass produced, or ones with features like temperature control and touch. But there's someone who has to start innovating so props to Lucas.
Amazing video! Lucas is amazing!
That is so cool, he could make a business with this
@Wanye Smith wat
Amazing job to the both of you and all of the community working on these. Thank you for all of the love and dedication you guys show in helping to make these a reality. Can't wait to see them offered pre-built for the consumer.
Yes! I was waiting on this video ever since you mentioned it in another vid - This is the side of VR that got me really interested in its potential as well. Thanks so much for covering, and thanks to for building an entire community around this idea!
Ive always been intrested with Lucas vr gloves from its starting moments. Its so great to see his project finally getting the attention it should get and need.
@Wanye Smith Have you seen how expensive company haptic gloves are? and then looked how cheap those are?
Its amazing how well they work for their price.
@Wanye Smith Why are you commenting something negative about this project on almost every positive comment? Lucas vr is the reason affordable vr gloves is a possibility.
@UCq3uFeGMNfo5uEU93zI4mhA Man what the fuck who upsetted you that much?? You need some therapy with all the hate you got for this vr creator.
Of course it's not perfect, of course we know it's big and fragile but it's a proof of concept and it's super super cheap. You probably won't be playing fast paced game, but there are other games than that in VR. And just the feeling of holding an object in VR is amazing. This is not made by a certified company with many engineers, no, it's a fucking glove that you can build by yourself. Nobody exepect it to work like charm, but if you think you can't have fun with it, just don't build them and shut the fuck up already
i still cant get over how revolutionary this is
Been flowing lucas for a while now, it's awesome seeing him get featured on here! Guy really deserves the exposer and praise he has been given so far
Great Video! Thanks for taking us with you on this journey :) Lucas seems to be a great guy and I wish him all the success.
I can totally see some clean-looking, analog stick included vr gloves becoming the standard for vr in the future
We can only wait until they are being sold to consumers without having to build them ourselves.
But that would bring up the price of the product
@@dracone4963 later then sonner it'll be included with quest and other vr headsets most likely
@Wanye Smith that’s why they’re PRTOTYPES
@Wanye Smith you literally dont see them when youre in VR??? idk what you do with the back of your hands in VR, but it doesnt sound healthy.
@Wanye SmithJesus Christ shut the fuck up i know so many people thatd buy these. because guess what YOU DONT ACTUALLY SEE YOUR GLOVES IN VR
I don't know whether it's awesome or terrifying that we are basically at the level of technology shown in Ready Player One. VR was always such a fascinating niche to me since I watched Jacksepticeye play stuff on the DK1. Actually owning one seemed so far off, but now I have a Quest 2, and it's just as magical as I hoped it would be. I can't wait for the market to be as mainstream as it was in Ready Player One.
God i love seeing brazilians getting recognition for amazing stuff like this
I love seeing an open source community really come together over innovation.
This is simply great, I can all ready see ways to improve these.
I hope when he finalizes it he can probably mass produce and sell them
nah the whole point is that its open source and you make your own, not some company selling them. ig he could sell them built for a little bit more if you just dont have the time though.
I'm a Bachelor of IT student as well and I wish I would've known about this a year ago lol would've bought the parts and attempted it because we actually have to make a raspberry Pi project for one of our units, this would've been perfect xD [that is if this supports any microcontrollers and not just the one shown in the video].
I love this age of VR, whereas gears like this are only limited to the creativity of the user. I can't wait for what is to come in the next decade of VR!
This is such a dope collaboration, shoutout Thrill for sharing your platform with all the best creators
Alright Thrill... you convinced me. I'm gonna buy my own set. Props to this guy for doing such a great thing, and most importantly sharing it with the community.
there's the PC master race...
and now, there's a VR gloved Magestirial rank!
Great vid! "We're gonna be best friends ... and I built you!" HAHAHA
Each day we are a step closer for ready player one
This is EASILY the most amazing thing I have seen for VR. I am so thankful to be a part of this community, and I only wish I had the skill to contribute. I hope something like this will be available for purchase in the near future.
An incredible achievement! Truly paving the way to the future
Regardless where this project goes, it's shown that it can be made for cheap. And it'll probably end up forcing other consumer aimed gloves to either advance in technology, or come down in price. I'm good with both
Man this is so cool, I've been using the original vive for a while so I've never used knuckles or finger tracking. I've been following Lucas' project for a while and this is great. Here's to hopefully being the lucky commenter and if not, I'm still going to make my own pair sometime.
this is very poggers
also FiRsT
I really loved this video mate. Great to see the passion for VR between you both an also the vibes bouncing back.
I can't wait until stuff like this are more cleanly made and widely available!