Build your own VR headset for $100

migracion-telegram · 14 Mayo, 2018 06:00

Bryan|@greymann:

relativty/Relativ/blob/master/README.md

<h4 align="center">We couldn't afford an Oculus so we built one
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<h4 align="center">Build your own VR headset for $100 💸
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# Why Relativ? 📖

<p> My name is <a href="https://twitter.com/maximecoutte">Maxime Coutte</a>.  I’m 16 years old and I live in a small village in the countryside where I’m the only teenager. With my best friends, <a href="https://medium.com/@jonasceccon">Jonas Ceccon</a> and <a href="https://medium.com/@gabrielcombe">Gabriel Combe</a>, and my math teacher <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jérôme-dieudonne-696a18b5"> Jerome Dieudonne </a> (we call him Sensei) we built our own VR headset for $100.

<p> I started programming when I was 13, thanks to Sensei when he created a robotics club. On the first day we were 12 students, the next week we were 3 - yep, you guessed it, the other two were Gabriel and Jonas. I fell in love with VR because of an anime called SAO, but the problem was that the Oculus Rift was way too expensive for me. I talked about this with Gabriel and we both agreed that we should build our own VR headset. That got us into the math and physics behind VR (quaternions, proper acceleration, antiderivatives…). Then we bought the cheapest components we could and we reinvented VR. Now using <a href="https://github.com/relativty/fastVR-sdk">FastVR</a> and Relativ you can
build your VR headset too. </p>
<p> Here's a schematic by TheYxxy to give you an overview of the project: </p>

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Unos franceses de colegio están trabajando en ese proyecto y se ve interesante, usan un Arduino y unos componente electrónicos para hacerlo