This is a gamification of a grocery store experience in VR built for the Boise School District to assist with teaching budgeting, shopping, and navigating social interactions to children in a fun and interesting way.

This is an Augmented Reality maze game I am developing that uses an image tracking target as the "floor" of a maze that can be moved around to help a ball traverse through it to the end.

This is a prototype I'm currently working on with the ultimate intention of improving my VR spellcasting game. In its current form, the software displays a military physical command signal on a UI canvas in front of the player. The player then mimics the command, if it is not close enough, the UI will display that their attempt was incorrect, but if they get it correct, the UI will move on to the next hand signal until all signal are successfully completed at which point the player can make whatever signal they want which the software will recognize and match to its list of signals.

This is a project built using SteamVR with Unity that has a series of prebuilt, fully functional interactions that can be used for any VR project.
Custom functionality contained within this project includes:

• Two - hand object interaction

• Climbing

• Object/environment snap zones

• Functional door, levers, buttons

• Ray Interaction with objects/UI

• Grab Interaction

• Continuous Movement in VR

• Teleportation in VR

• Input mapping and hand presence

• VR Rig setup

You wake up from a dream only to realize you are running late for work (Work is interchangeable with other things like school, date, presentation, competition etc). You climb out of bed and run to your bathroom to freshen up. After you’re clean, you run to the closet to get dressed glancing at your calendar and grab your wallet along the way. Next, you race to the kitchen and decide what to do for lunch. You end up slapping together a sandwich and running for the door, grabbing your keys, briefcase and flash drive. You get in your car, but the battery is dead. You can either try to jumpstart it, catch the bus or ride your bike. You then navigate challenges on your way to work and pick what kind of music you’d like to listen to on the ride. You then reach one of three possible final endings based on your decisions. You either make it to work on time and your boss is happy with your performance, or you show up to work late and get fired. Lastly, if you manage to bungle every choice possible, you may never actually make it to work.

This a VR project I am developing as part of a series of classes in my GIMM degree.

A paid, freelance AR project being developed for a private client.

This is a simple clone I built of the popular VR game BeatSaber.