When we were kids, our imagination was the game engine. I wanted to restart that game engine in adults as well. I think that with borderline magical technology of today, the possibilities are only bound by our imagination, and in building this, I had to challenge my own imagination to its fullest.
Hello, fellow founders. I am an inventor and a founder, and I am working on a new class of hardware that lets players play video games outdoors. It is not quite AR or VR but rather a new arrangement of the same technology where sound, haptics and gesture tracking take the main stage while visuals stay supplementary. My belief is that gameplay comes before graphics and even if we do not have the technology to make true AR, it doesn't mean we can't have the gameplay. What I have right now is a prototype for such a gaming system. I built everything myself from scratch. My background is in physics, so over the course of 5 months, I learned the optics, electronics, and code required to make this happen.
I would love to hear your feedback, what is your first impression, what can I work on, any concerns? I am open to hearing all kinds of feedback. Thank you all for your time!
When we were kids, our imagination was the game engine. I wanted to restart that game engine in adults as well. I think that with borderline magical technology of today, the possibilities are only bound by our imagination, and in building this, I had to challenge my own imagination to its fullest.
Hello, fellow founders. I am an inventor and a founder, and I am working on a new class of hardware that lets players play video games outdoors. It is not quite AR or VR but rather a new arrangement of the same technology where sound, haptics and gesture tracking take the main stage while visuals stay supplementary. My belief is that gameplay comes before graphics and even if we do not have the technology to make true AR, it doesn't mean we can't have the gameplay. What I have right now is a prototype for such a gaming system. I built everything myself from scratch. My background is in physics, so over the course of 5 months, I learned the optics, electronics, and code required to make this happen.
I would love to hear your feedback, what is your first impression, what can I work on, any concerns? I am open to hearing all kinds of feedback. Thank you all for your time!