Summary This week, we finished fully integrating all of the exercises together for XRcise. We presented our game to the class during the dry-run final presentations and received some feedback that ...

Summary This week, we have integrated largely all of the motions we planned for XRcise. Our motions were already functional in most situations, but we spent a lot of time cleaning up edge cases tha...

Summary This week, we refined the exercises that we were working on last week to make the experience of using them better. As of this point, all of the exercises that we plan to use have been imple...

Summary This past week, we continued our work on XRcise. Since we finished our MVP last week, we began to work towards our target product. This means that we started adding more movements to detect...

Summary Last week, we finished our MVP of XRcise. We were able to fix our scripts to work with controllers instead of hands, and were able to track the velocity of the headset to check if a user is...

Our MVP includes an island environment with a 15-second timer displayed in front of the user. Underneath the timer, there is a count for the number of jumping jacks the user has done. Our MVP also...

Summary Last week, we started working on the development of XRcise. Our first focus was on the jumping jack motion. To achieve this, we decided to consider a jumping jack as any motion that meets t...

Summary Last week we submitted the first version of our PRD, describing our goals for what we want to accomplish with the XRcise app this quarter. We received feedback from the course staff about t...

Summary This week, we finalized our project idea and created the Product Requirements Document (PRD), which can be found on the “About” page. What each team member worked on May: PRD: materials...

Project Ideas When we first met and brainstormed the different projects we could create this quarter, we realized there were a lot of directions that we could go in. The 4 ideas that we were the m...