Orbotix Launches Sphero Unity Plug-In For AR Games, Expect Awesome Things To Come
Round robot toy "Sphero" software of the future type that can remotely control the operation in the iPhone and iPad also evolved, Unity is now available. This wonderful interface easily will be realized.
iPhone や iPad でその操作を遠隔でコントロール出来る未来型の丸型ロボット玩具 "Sphero" ソフトウェアも進化し、Unityが利用できるようになった。これで、容易に素晴らしいインターフェースが実現できるだろう。
iPhone や iPad でその操作を遠隔でコントロール出来る未来型の丸型ロボット玩具 "Sphero" ソフトウェアも進化し、Unityが利用できるようになった。これで、容易に素晴らしいインターフェースが実現できるだろう。
Back in February, I reviewed Sphero, the awesome iPhone-controlled ball from Orbotix, which I had a blast playing with.
When Sphero launched in late 2011, it came with few apps. Since that time, Orbotix has been hard at work creating new ways for people to use Sphero, including augmented reality apps. The company released its first AR title, Sharky the Beaver, which uses Sphero to control and play with a virtual beaver.
Orbotix is working on other augmented reality apps such as The Rolling Dead, a zombie-AR game, and today, Orbotix released a new Sphero Augmented Reality plug-in for Unity. The plug-in is designed to allow app developers to use their own 3-D models to create games, using Sphero as a control option.
The plug-in provides vision detection by automatically coordinating the camera and ball position, distance, orientation and more. The plug-in forms a bridge between Unity and Sphero’s native Android and iOS SDKs.
