When it comes to programming your Oculus controllers to interact with and manipulate objects, there’s no need to start from scratch. Here’s what code to include to start grabbing and releasing objects with Oculus in Unity.

When learning VR/AR development, you’ll need to rely on programming guides and tutorials. Whether you’re learning to code C#, develop in Unity, or build VR/AR apps, there are core skills and pieces of advice you should know.

When choosing a VR or AR development course, how do you decide between online courses, bootcamps, or university? We break down the pros and cons of MOOCs, bootcamps, and traditional university VR and AR courses to help you find the most effective option.

When it comes to using augmented reality devices, the device must create an understanding of your physical space. But how does this understanding of your space translate into being able to interact with virtual objects? What is Spatial Mapping?

The HTC Vive headset needs specific code before we can pick up and grab objects in our apps. In this article we’ll go over that required code, assigning functions to controller buttons, and to get your hands dirty in Vive’s virtual sandbox.

The HTC Vive has remarkable immersion and tracking capabilities, but before you start programming specific functions to your controllers, there’s some required code you need to include.

Windows Mixed Reality is a fantastic headset that powers VR headsets from Asus, Lenovo, Acer, Dell and HP. If you want to develop your app to work with it, however, there’s some quick steps you’ll need to enable developer mode.

In this set of VR tutorials, we’re going to cover setting up HTC Vive for VR development, using the HTC Vive controller, interacting with objects in VR and several other topics used for creating an HTC Vive Unity application.