VR Home Builder
Overview
This project uses pass through to achieve AR on the Oculus which can be used to trace the outline of your environment and build a 3D model.
Technologies:
Unity
VR
Architecture
NFT
Case Study
The VR Home Builder is designed to be an application that integrates the immersive experience of virtual reality with the potential of augmented reality. With this innovative platform, users can not only envision their architectural plans in a more realistic manner, but also interact with them in a physical context.
The Tech
VR Home Builder transforms the design and construction process by blending virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). This tool leverages the immersive experience provided by VR headsets, granting users an in-depth, 360-degree view of their projects as if they were physically present within them.
The Vision
The VR Home Builder, armed with cutting-edge VR headsets, goes beyond a static 2D blueprint or a conventional 3D model on a screen. It provides a dynamic 3D model that users can walk around in and observe from different angles, just like they would in a real space. The true-to-scale models helps to prevent costly construction mistakes due to misinterpretation of plans.
The client also pictured VR lovers using it to build their personal spaces that represent actual physical spaces from their own lives.
NFT's
VR Home Builder flexibility extends to the inclusion of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) into the virtual space. As digital assets that represent real-world objects like art, music, and other forms of creative work, NFTs have become increasingly popular. Within the VR Home Builder, users can incorporate their own NFTs, like digital artwork or furniture designs, into their projects. This feature presents an exciting opportunity to showcase unique, valuable digital assets in a personal or professional space.
Who Can Use It?
The VR Home Builder can be tailored for business and personal use in a variety of disciplines. Industry examples include architecture, education and gaming.
