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Thanks, I'll try this approach

Very good, I am very grateful. I will dedicate myself to this forum thread becomes much discussed and useful.

Got it. The smatphones does not have sufficient processing for background extraction operations and other operations required for detecting a hand. We have to wait for the evolution of processing power such equipment.

Thanks

Hello, sorry for being slow to answer.
In OpenSpace3D you simply insert the PlugIt Stereo (the rendering) and choose the side by side option.
I hope this helps.

Hello guys,

I share the video that recorded demonstrating the great results I got with the export to Android.
Link video

Hello Arkeon,

I will print a version of glasses with the OpenSpace3D name on the cover. It should take a few weeks, because the lens is imported from the USA. Once you have done I will send by the postal service.

I need to know the dimensions of smartphone you use the glasses?

Sincerely

Hello Arkeon,

Installed the apk and the vision spectacles in carboard worked perfect. I did not understand the network resource? What should be available in case the network is activated?

I want to contribute to this work by offering the participants of this forum a project of AR and VR glasses.

Below is a link to download the 3D design file glasses that can be printed. This goggles has a far superior result to the carboard because its higher quality lenses.

Oculos 3D Download

Watch the video of the project

We know that there are already several glasses in electronic comérrcio sites, but all are designed for RV and not for RA. I believe that a breakthrough would be to use the glasses for RA.

Thank you for the quality of their work and the immediate return of all our posts in this forum.

I'm having trouble running this project on Android. Use only PlugIt AR Capture , AR Marker and Animation. The smartphone cam is triggered, but the 3D object is not displayed on the marker.

Follow the link to download the project
Link Download
And other questions concerning the use of PlugIT Stereo with side-by-side option to simulate the split screen on the smartphone. I wonder if this PlugIT can now be used stably in the Android environment?

Once again I thank her precious help.

Hello,

I would suggest another option that may be more efficient in case of children with cerebral palsy, ie, the use of PlugIT Tobii EyeX and its sensor (http://www.tobii.com/en/eye-experience/ eyex /). This option will allow reading the iris of the eye movement of the child, which will allow the development of more interactive applications for children with cerebral palsy.
If this option is not possible due to the need to invest in purchasing a Tobii sensor (on average 99 Euros), I believe that the best option is the use of AR markers stuck in the child's head (wearing a cap, a track, etc.) . A good example is what comes with OpenSpace3D in C: \ Users \ ... \ Documents \ OpenSpace3D \ examples \ basics \ head_tracking_with_marker

Hello Arkeon,

I tested AR capture and AR Marker and it worked perfectly. I am very excited about the possibilities.

Hello Arkeon,

I congratulate you for the outcome. I know there is still a long walk to implement all (or almost all) of the features of OpenSpace3D for Android.
I tested the APK on an Android 4.4 Kikat. It worked perfectly.
I did test also creating a simple design and copying the partition folder, working very well.