Two cool things people made
Here are two cool things I found on the internet today. These kinds of things only exist because of people who let their mind wander and then subsequently following up to validate their ideas.
First is Slices: early versions of the shared XR experiences we have today. The idea is finding a shared common space in our environments by slicing through the room and matching them with another, and then subsequently recreating the shared space in XR.
Wait a second. @GregMadison, who works at Unity which builds tools and platforms for creative people (60% of all video games are built with its platforms), cut his living room up into volumetric pixels.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) May 19, 2024
Billions of them. Each representing a millimeter of space.
And then gave… pic.twitter.com/ntItvOr00x
The other is Non-euclidean Doom: what happens to a game when pi is not 3.14159, which is…self-explanatory.