Future vr input & ux solutions
6 likes2,244 views
The document discusses the rapid advancement of virtual reality (VR) technology, predicting five consumer VR platforms will emerge in 2016. It highlights key aspects for effective VR experiences, such as the importance of presence, user intent mapping, and the challenges of designing user interfaces. The text also encourages collaboration within the VR community through monthly events in Toronto.
Future vr input & ux solutions
- 1. Game Director / User Experience Designer / Technical Architect
- 2. VR is coming sooner than you think!!
- 3. We already have crossed the line
- 4. In 2016 there will be 5 consumer VR platforms on the market
- 5. Consumer VR Hardware 2016!!!!
- 6. What works well in VR?
- 7. VR / AR Convergence
- 8. What's Changed? Why now?
- 9. Tools
- 10. What works in VR?
- 12. Presence The single most important thing in every VR experience
- 13. Sight, look around you, visual exploration
- 14. Users should need and want to look around in the world
- 15. Closer items have more impact
- 16. There are many ways to use that impact
- 17. Many layers of depth can add to presence
- 19. What does not work in VR?
- 21. Don’t mess with the inner ear When our senses dedicated to presence disagree the body responds by attempting to remove any potential toxins we me may have swallowed
- 22. If you do break the rules, break them wisely
- 25. Plan for a range of input possibilities
- 28. Give the user a way to project their intentions
- 29. How do we express and interact in the real world
- 31. Show user focus
- 32. Mapping user intent by only show what’s right
- 33. Tomato Presence! our focus become what we interact with
- 35. It’s even more important in social experiences
- 37. What about user interfaces?
- 38. You need find somewhere to put it Hint ( not your face )
- 39. Here is a lesson I learned the hard way
- 40. Dealing with depth can be tough
- 41. Really tough
- 42. It needs to be contextual
- 45. Computers look for single conditions Users explore what’s possible
- 46. Needs to be obvious & reliable
- 47. Focus on user intent via oversimplification & automation
- 48. Design for the hardware
- 50. UI can reinforce the behavior
- 51. My advice
- 52. Test, Fail, Rebuild, Improve, Learn
- 53. HOW TO CONNEC WITH ARTIST,DESIGNERS & DEVS IN TORONTO?
- 54. TorontoVR is a monthly event for the VR community in Toronto where we can share, discuss, connect and explore the potential of Virtual Reality!
- 55. RSVP for the next event @ http://www.meetup.com/TorontoVR/
- 56. Thanks For Coming Out! Questions?