Navi 2.0 Apk

Check out the demos for the DK2 that can pair with this app (best experienced in a swivel chair or standing up - tested on a NVIDIA 970M):

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1. Jelly Fling: https://github.com/vmohan7/NaviSpaceDemo/releases/download/v1.0.1/SpaceDemov1.0.1.zip

This demo showcases the ability to use touch and drag to fire a slingshot into orbs that are floating around you. You can also use positional and/or rotational tracking to control where the sling shot is relative to you.
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2. Pirate Defense: https://github.com/vmohan7/NaviPirateDemo/releases/download/v1.0.1/PirateDemov1.0.1.zip

This demo showcases the ability to finely control the Tango device relative to you. Use the plane to deflect bombs that are fired at you from pirate ships. Note that the image you see in the plane that is controlled by Tango is an image of what is directly behind your field of vision. Use it to see incoming ships that are approaching from behind.

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To run the demos, run the .bat script which runs the executable with a parameter to use an Oculus (Unity has yet to build vrmode into the executable). If that does not work, open terminal and run the following commands:

cd /path/to/demos
./SpaceDemo.exe -vrmode Oculus

Both demos include a tutorial at the beginning on how to use the device. This can be skipped by touching the device with 5 fingers.

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This application converts your Android Device (including Project Tango Dev Kits) into an input device for your favorite compatible VR games. Use touch input and motion control to affect your virtual environment.

Currently, rotation and touch inputs (Tango also supports position) from your Android are sent over a wireless network to your PC to use in a virtual reality experience. In order to connect your smart device to your PC with a DK2, both your PC and Android must be on the same wireless router. Your PC will automatically find the Android device on the local network and begin transferring sensor data.

At any point, you can reset the orientation of the device and the headset by taping the screen with your right 5 fingers. There is also a small reset button on the device in the top left corner to just reset the position and rotation.

You can also toggle between rotational mode and positional mode by tapping twice. At the moment, I highly recommend using just rotational mode because positional mode drifts a lot (both demo apps defaults to rotational mode).

For those interested, here is a link to the github repo to access the code and start developing:

https://github.com/vmohan7/Navi