I’ve been working a bit more on my &AR system since the jam and I now have the ability to edit the programs attached to tags! Finally I can fix that stupid bug in my tic-tac-toe game (without recompiling and relaunching my server like during the jam).
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Added rotation to objects, finally, so now I can actually use the third dimension properly. &ar
My final demo video for my AR jam project, inspired by Dynamicland. This system allows you to build apps that are a natural part of your physical space, anchored to real physical objects. The apps can be stored inside QR codes and can be copied from tag to tag for easy collaboration.
The apps are collaborative by nature, and the physical tracking codes allow anyone to participate and collaborate. My hope is to extend this system and use it with my robotics students this year. &ar
The greatest AR app you’ve ever seen. &ar
(The actually interesting part begins now.)
Finally! I have a little Lua app running on a server, rendering scene data which is sent to my phone over websockets, which is then being tracked to this tag. Should be able to build out actual AR tic-tac-toe now. &ar
A bit of a detour from the fun &AR stuff into making the server that will actually run these little AR apps...I have spent far too long wrangling Lua but it is working.
My jam project is an &AR workspace inspired by Dynamicland, where you can interact with little apps attached to tracking codes. Before the jam I got as far as running an AR sample app on iOS, and tracking AprilTags within an AR session. My goal now is to attach AR objects to those tags.