This project is WIP for the final and also serves as the midterm project. Introduction # With Music in City (tentative), users can plant and discover speakers playing music they love on the streets. Instead of being annoyed by compulsive music played by hippies, augmented experience filters and leaves only the ones that match the genres people like. Sound is the nature of the interface of this experience, which starts before the users pull out their phones. ...
One # For the first step of modeling for AR experiences, I started with several simple models to answer two questions: Does it work with open meshes (mesh surfaces) or only solid bodies? Does physical simulation, especially collision, apply to the models themselves, or to their bounding boxes? For the first question, I modeled a single sheet of individual mesh surfaces connecting to each other only by vertices. ...
This week, we try to use Reality Composer to design and prototype for experiences in day-to-day activities. This page contains WebP images that are not supported by browsers including Safari 13. RRR # RRR stands for re-buy, refill, and repair. With AR and object detection, users can interact with the daily objects on-site and finish purpose-driven activities within the following friendly 2D interface. Scenario # Shopping is fun, while shopping groceries can be frustrating (even online with mobile apps), partially because of the goal point (e. ...
For my first AR project, I tried to bring the starry sky into my room, as during the pandemic, we have fewer chances to go outside and stargaze. Unlike famous Night Sky and SkyView that depict the sky in a scientific and realistic way, I tried to make the experience simple, cute, and relaxing. Process # Ideally, the user will be able to see the sparkling stars unfold lying in the bed and pointing the phone to the ceiling. ...