sayangel

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by sayangel 5y ago
Resolve | Software Engineer | Remote | Full-time At Resolve we’re building the future of efficient communication using immersive technology like VR and AR. Resolve helps bridge the communication gap between people who operate buildings and
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by sayangel 7y ago
Where did the author get the info that this is open source? I haven't seen Unity state anywhere that this tool we be open source. I could see them giving source code to people who pay for some enterprise license, but I doubt it will be
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How GOAT Taught a Machine to Love Sneakers(medium.com)
1 points by sayangel 8y ago|0 comments
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by sayangel 8y ago
Unless you've tried it, I think it's really unfair to say Go is a modest improvement. The optics for one are much better than even the rift - not to mention you don't get dust inside the headset to ruin the experience. Go als
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by sayangel 9y ago
InsiteVR | NYC, NY | Full Time -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: networked VR experie
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by sayangel 9y ago
InsiteVR | NYC, NY | Full Time -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: networked VR experie
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by sayangel 10y ago
i think points 4 and 5 are massive ones that people aren't seeing past. The GearVR was better than cardboard because of the improved IMU + scheduling preemption. These are things people always glaze over because they're obviously
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by sayangel 10y ago
InsiteVR | Brooklyn, NY | Full Time -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: networked VR ex
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by sayangel 10y ago
InsiteVR | NYC, NY | Full Time -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: networked VR experie
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by sayangel 10y ago
> We've already had AR. It was called "Google Glass". That's a poor outlook IMO and a mindset that would kill innovation. Hadn't there been plenty of touch screen/smartphones before the iPhone? Failure doesn
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by sayangel 10y ago
InsiteVR | NYC, NY | Full Time -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: networked VR experie
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by sayangel 11y ago
InsiteVR | NYC, NY | Full Time -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: networked VR experie
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by sayangel 11y ago
why not? is a tethered experience that requires a $1k+ desktop the right product?
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by sayangel 11y ago
It is pretty effective. I think most people dismiss it as just a fancier google cardboard, which it isn't. With it's own IMU and impressive display the GearVR is a great entry level device. Also, the Samsung S6 has a higher res sc
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by sayangel 11y ago
InsiteVR | New York, NY | Full Time | ONSITE -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: netwo
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by sayangel 11y ago
As others have stated, there are several options. Here's a general breakdown: -hardware- cardboard, Oculus Rift Development Kit (DK2), GearVR (ionly compatible with Galaxy S6 or Note 4), mobile VR viewers (durovis, wearlity, DIY 3D
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Building VR for Architects – Lessons Learned(blog.insitevr.com)
1 points by sayangel 11y ago|0 comments
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by sayangel 11y ago
hey rwmj! Would love to talk to your architect friend about how we wants to utilize VR for client presentations. email: angel[at]insitevr.com My company, InsiteVR, makes it easy for architects to take their 3D models and deploy a VR walkthr
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by sayangel 11y ago
shiftpgdn we're hiring! shoot me an email angel[at]insitevr.com
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by sayangel 11y ago
we've definitely seen architects get real value from VR beyond the novelty. That's definitely one of the harder parts of being a VR company at this stage. Getting people to adopt because its actually valuable and not because it&#x
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by sayangel 11y ago
i'd be interested to hear what Jeff thinks about the GearVR. Most people brush it off as just another phone holder with lenses, but I'd say it's the most compelling VR headset available on the market. It has a lot of what he
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by sayangel 11y ago
hey sireat! I'd love to learn more about how your friend's architecture office is using the Oculus and what their experience has been with is so far. My company, InsiteVR, makes it super simple for architects to get from 3D modeli
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by sayangel 11y ago
InsiteVR | New York, NY | Full Time | ONSITE -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: effici
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by sayangel 11y ago
I think the experiences at an arcade have to be ones you can't get at home for it to be compelling enough to come back. You said it yourself: it probably was just a PC with MAME running. You can do that at home. What I can't do at
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by sayangel 11y ago
Stuff like this will thrive: https://thevoid.com/ The VR experience has to be enhanced from what people will be able to get at home. Having a bunch of VR headsets in a room and calling that an arcade will quickly become obs
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by sayangel 11y ago
InsiteVR | New York, NY | Full Time | ONSITE -- What We Do -- InsiteVR (YC W15) is building a virtual reality platform that helps architects and designers easily present 3D spaces in virtual reality. Challenges we're working on: effici
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by sayangel 11y ago
I think so. Though my bets are on mobile VR taking off very soon. Although you're limited by the processing power of the phone the ability to carry a VR headset anywhere and be untethered is totally worth the trade off. Watching a movi
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Interested in VR? InsiteVR Is Hiring a 3D Graphics Engineer and Full Stack Dev(angel.co)
1 points by sayangel 11y ago
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by sayangel 11y ago
would be interested in hearing your take on the word "hack"!
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by sayangel 11y ago
Author here! I take it to mean using whatever resources you have available to make something work. And that's what I think I did. Of course you're free to disagree!

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