Difference between revisions of "Equipment"

Revision as of 19:17, 3 October 2019

Hololens		A wireless Augmented reality head-mounted display that works with windows 10.
GearVR		A wireless virtual reality head-mounted display that uses Samsung S6+ smartphone.
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge		Samsung smartphone compatible with the GearVR virtual reality headset and Gear 360 camera.
Gear 360 Camera		360 camera compatible with GearVR virtual reality headset and Samsung S6+ smartphones.
HTC Vive		Virtual Reality Head Mounted Display with position tracking and controllers.
Oculus Quest		A standalone virtual reality head-mounted display.
Oculus Rift		A virtual reality head-mounted display.
Kinect		A camera with depth image, useful for tracking motion and gestures
Raspberry Pi		A linux-based computer the size and cost of a matchbox (almost...)
Arduino		A user-friendly programmable chip that makes working with hardware fun & easy
MaKeyMaKey		Turn anything into a button! (for instance making banana-piano's)
KeyWiz		A keyboard emulator, useful for controlling software in any way you can think of.
LittleBits		Prototyping with electronics was never this easy!
OpenKnit		An open source knitting machine built by students
Monitor Speakers		For stereo or quadraphonic setups
Cutter Silhouette Cameo		vinyl, paper, fabric cutting
Ricoh Theta V		A 360° VR Camera.
Intel RealSense Depth Camera		A Depth Camera for machine vision (like Kinect).

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