Forum Discussion
Enter your AR/VR application into a survey and help future XR development
Greetings,
We have created the following survey for XR developers:
I hope that as many of you can participate as possible, so that we get a proper representation of Oculus developers!
Requirements for participating
You can participate in the survey if you have (1) used scripting, programming languages, or visual scripting (for example Unreal Blueprints) in developing at least one XR application, which (2) has been in development since 2015 or later.
Your XR application can be simple or unfinished, and all kinds of applications, including games, are accepted.
Objectives of the survey
The survey data will be analyzed with the purpose of finding ways to make XR development easier: the results should help to create better software tools and processes for XR development, as well as hardware that better accommodates the needs of developers. The survey findings will be made public in an open access journal article.
In case you are wondering, we have quite a bit of experience with this line of research, see for example:
Best regards,
Tuukka Takala
JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow
Waseda University / Aalto University
We have created the following survey for XR developers:
https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5156935/XRDevSurveyI hope that as many of you can participate as possible, so that we get a proper representation of Oculus developers!
Requirements for participating
You can participate in the survey if you have (1) used scripting, programming languages, or visual scripting (for example Unreal Blueprints) in developing at least one XR application, which (2) has been in development since 2015 or later.
Your XR application can be simple or unfinished, and all kinds of applications, including games, are accepted.
Objectives of the survey
The survey data will be analyzed with the purpose of finding ways to make XR development easier: the results should help to create better software tools and processes for XR development, as well as hardware that better accommodates the needs of developers. The survey findings will be made public in an open access journal article.
In case you are wondering, we have quite a bit of experience with this line of research, see for example:
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=6184190Best regards,
Tuukka Takala
JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow
Waseda University / Aalto University
No RepliesBe the first to reply