Good videos, with context.

Follow the viewpoint and the delay

VR & spatial computing videos

VR and spatial-computing videos are easier to compare when you distinguish tracking, display geometry and interaction. A convincing sense of presence depends on a chain of measurements and updates, not only on a headset specification.

A simple viewpoint demo and a systems discussion

Lee’s Wii-remote head-tracking demonstration makes the relation between viewpoint and a displayed scene visible with a modest setup. Carmack’s technical talk moves toward the timing and integration problems of VR systems. Choose the demonstration for intuition; choose the talk if you already understand the basic display-and-tracking loop. Follow where time is spent between movement and the updated image.

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Questions to take into the video

Historic prototypes and APIs are not current product specifications. A compelling demo does not establish comfort or accessibility for every viewer.

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Computer graphics & rendering ↗UX & UI design ↗
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