can i use android studio for google daycream vr

Months after Samsung promised to support Google’s mobile virtual reality platform would come to its flagship, it’s made good: Over the next few weeks, Galaxy S8 units across all carriers will be updated to work with Daydream View headsets and Google’s motion-sensing Daydream Controller. Julian Chokkattu/Digital TrendsThe wait for Daydream on the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus is finally over. It's come a long way from the low frame rates and basic wire frame/polygon models of decades ago. The technology is still developing, we are just now getting to where resolution and frame rates are high enough for a decent overall experience. Once the show is over, you engage with each other over what you just experienced. Online gaming with VR looks like it holds some great potential from the little bit I have seen from the nascent Rift and Vive.Īs far as other media for example, I don't see how two people watching the same thing together with VR on their couch or from across the globe, is any more isolating or socially awkward than say going out to an IMAX movie for 2.5 hours and sitting in total silence. Video games still hold a stigma for being socially isolating, when in fact millions and millions of people socially gather every single day and play them with one another from all over the world.

I see what you both are saying, but what is considered socially acceptable changes with time. AR offers the potential to be fully present. While mobile technology has offered us the ability to ignore each other face-to-face, VR makes that just too obvious. It was socially awkward then, and it's socially awkward now. My wife and I watched the progression in VR technology though the late 80s and early 90s at SIGGRAPH conferences. On the other hand, Augmented Reality may find wider use and acceptance eventually, but it still may be 5-10 years off. Zuckerberg will eventually give up on it also. It was a dead end back then and I think it'll still be a niche product that will simply die again due to its isolating nature.

Back in the 80s I found the idea intriguing and rabidly sought out and followed all news on the subject. Y'know, even if Apple were to suddenly come out with VR goggles/glasses I'd really have zero interest in such a thing.

Can i use android studio for google daycream vr