Getting the physics in a virtual reality simulation right can be a challenge. Imagine the added complexity of paddling a boat in a VR environment. Discover how we managed to get these paddling physics right in a short video overview.
PreviewLabs’s 10th anniversary is today! For the occasion, I went through the list of projects and blog posts of each year, to compile a list of the highlights of the past ten years. While doing so, I noticed that a lot of the projects weren’t covered yet on our blog, and decided to have this […]
Watch YouTubers react to the rowing physics in VR game Journey For Elysium.
Interested in how physics work in video games and prototypes? We presented about it at NYU.
Two projects PreviewLabs worked on over the past years were featured in the Forbes Top 50 VR Games of 2019. Both Invite Only VR, which we built for XR Pediatrics at Yale University, and Journey For Elysium, for which we built a rowing physics prototype, were featured in this prestigious list.
In the Journey for Elysium prototype, the power of virtual reality combined with hand controls means you pick up the oar and start rolling down the river, just like you would in a real boat. See it in action in the video we posted today.
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