TangoChen

I developed a spider man-alike spider web.
VR scene is included in the video.
Device: Quest 2.

More potentials with even more fun are coming (Not too soon).

While many videos of proposing how life would be in AR/MR are video edited with visual effects, here’s one that actually be programmed out and can be experienced in headset in real time.
You can expect everything goes colorful if this is using a future Quest device with a colored Passthrough view.

Be cautious in walking into reality.
VR device: Oculus Quest 2.

My table and stuff got cleaned manually after this.

You can expect everything goes colorful if this is using a future Quest device with color passthrough view. Though for this scenario grayscale may just fit well.

Imaging the whole world is in dark. Only your hands are visible.
Now you’ve got the magic to unveil the real world.
Take a look to learn the skill for the future metaverse.

Showing text info and menu on Meta Quest Touch Controller.

Experimenting with VR + mirror.
Same as the previous video, the Passthrough view is casted to my computer. And the full body tracking is done on computer using OpenPose.
Because Quest isn’t allowing apps to access actual Passthrough image.

The Oculus Quest currently won’t allow any access to the actual Passthrough content inside the app. Only displaying(or changing the outline color), no accessing. (And the Passthrough view won’t even be captured by the built-in recorder or by casting it to the Quest app.)
So I had to cast it to my PC and do the colorization on the PC. The view isn’t transferred back to the Quest. Though it could partially done with some delay. I’d like to stop it here and feel good to just see what it can look like.

Colorization method: Colorful Image Colorization. Richard Zhang et al. 2016.
The training sets can be emphasized on daily home views for a better prediction result.

Please stay tuned for more actual cases applied with Passthrough feature.