WEB technology for VR (React) + Raspberry Pi (Node (JavaScript) + Python Back-End)
Hello guys, I am not sure if that is the right place to ask or to get guidance, I am a fresh meat here with Oculus. I was wondering if there are any codebases or examples for using WEB technology for VR (React) + Raspberry Pi (Node (JavaScript) + Python Back-End) for Meta Quest 2. I saw a lot of code for C# and other native languages. Maybe there is some sort of wrapper with it e.g like Cordova is for hybrid mobile apps? I am a bit in a limbo now where to start (started checking UnityEngine etc., but I want very optimal solution). I work with A.I. technology where visual is limited and only reason it is used is to show camera view with addons on top like with AR. Maybe anyone can guide me or interested to know more what we are doing and can help? P.S. I would be happy to open public REPO for collaborators where we can work on that if more people want to make it. Possible to make mini-framework for it. Key features focus on roadmap: - Initial setup - Coding standards, configurations - Docker - NestJs framework (ideally for start with JS, has nice integration with Swagger) - CI / CD environment (optional) - Transfer Learning (AI. machine learning) - OpenCV, Tensorflow - Offline Support (when needed)
How to send data(0,1,2,3) to an Arduino or Raspberry via Bluetooth or Wifi.
Hello readers!. i am working on a medical project that uses VR for rehabilitation of people with certain kinds of traumas, physical and emotional (cant reveal more info about it). I would like to know if there is a way to pair an Arduino or Raspberry with a Bluetooth module, so when i hit an object or do something in VR, the raspberry or arduino can read a 1,2,3,4 or a couple of chars. My guess is 1) Pair the oculus quest android to the arduino (can this be done?, or is it only for gamepads) 2) Use a wifi server and send messages over HTTP or OSC. 3) connecting directly to USB if possible, a long usb cable wouldn't bother that much. To me, bluetooth would be the best one because it wouldnt require to use an external wifi , router, and extra program. Any ideas? someone tried this already?. Im working with Unity and Oculus SDK, but this is a platform agnostic solution, and there are many people already asking about this. Also, can the arduino be seen as a "gamepad" somehow? so i send and receive input , like cheating the quest.