Revival of Google Cardboard with Enhanced Features
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- •CardboardXR enhances mobile VR using modern smartphones.
- •Features include 6DoF tracking, camera passthrough, and hand tracking.
- •No reported cybersecurity threats or vulnerabilities associated with the project.
A new project called CardboardXR has been launched, allowing modern smartphones to function as VR headsets with advanced features. Developed by [brenpoly], it utilizes Unity for software and offers 6DoF tracking, camera passthrough, and hand tracking capabilities. The project is designed for flagship phones like the Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro, which are required for optimal performance. Users can 3D print a viewer using files available on Makerworld, and the software is built on the open-sourced Google Cardboard SDK. While the project is innovative, it does not present any known cybersecurity threats or vulnerabilities at this time.
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What devices are compatible with CardboardXR?
CardboardXR is tested on the Pixel 9 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro, which support ARCore and ARKit.
Is there any cybersecurity risk with CardboardXR?
Currently, there are no reported cybersecurity threats or vulnerabilities associated with CardboardXR.
How can I build the viewer for my phone?
You can use the phone door generator on Makerworld to create a custom 3D-printed viewer that fits your phone's dimensions.
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