Using a mouse and micro controller to send X and Y data to Quest 2/ Quest controller, how do I even?
Hey! So, I know very basic C++/Arduino and I can easily make a sketch that takes the values X and Y of the mouse and apply them to [for example] a couple of servos. My question is how do I communicate/send those values to the Quest and interpret them to locomotion? I figured that since the Kat-walk slide-mill can send data to the quest and be recognised as locomotion, I should be able to do something similar. 🤔 I plan on using a ESP32 micro controller for the built in Bluetooth to hopefully keep it wireless. Any help is appreciated.
[SOLVED]How to build a 360 video viewer with socket io interface?
Hello all, hope this find you well. I am not asking for a tutorial, but for some leads that will help me through the development process. To shed some light about what i want to develop. I want to build an app that plays a 360 deg stereoscopic video. In the same time i want to interface to something like an arduino to create a 7d experience. After doing some research, i figured out almost 70% of the oculus development requirements, but one thing i can not figure out, is the project architecture. I am a skilled android developer and i noticed that oculus uses ndk to interface with the device from the android platform, now my question is, can i use the android part of the project as a normal android project with limited features? For example, i want to interface with ardu using bluetooth, and after research, i understood that bluetooth development is not yet supported on oculus. So i have a solution, connect the oculus to a certain router and use socketi/o to connect to an app running on the local network and from that app run the the ardu commands through serial or bluetooth or what ever. Or maybe interface directly with the arduino itself. Is is possible to use the android part of the project for making an internet connection to a restful api? Any ideas on how to achieve what i want? Any help is appreciated. Thank you. Good day.