nchedochukwu333:
am a 3d character designer and real world physics simulator for crowds,
flocks, fire, fracture and fluidfs

Hook me up for any 3d VR game you have in mind. Here's my contact

Sample of my work.

Do you use Unity?

zamie:
Anyone interested should mail me..

zamie199@gmail.com

I'm in to c# (intermediate), planning to dive into virtual reality. I need tutorials bro

Legolast:


I'm in to c# (intermediate), planning to dive into virtual reality. I need tutorials bro

Do you have a VR headset? Google Cardboard or Samsung Gear

zamie:

Do you have a VR headset? Google Cardboard or Samsung Gear

Nope
Does all games require the aforementioned gears? How much do each cost? Tnx

Legolast:


Nope
Does all games require the aforementioned gears? How much do each cost? Tnx

Yes you are required to use an headset. Try researching more about VR platforms

zamie:

Nice Question. Let's start from here. I'll list 5 industries that are quickly adopting virtual reality.

1. Education
2. Gaming
3. Tourism
4. Social VR

The biggest problem with virtual reality is insufficient content. People find it hard to create vr content and content in its nature has to be localized. Therefore, this creates a massive opportunity for anyone willing to curate content targeted around Nigeria. VR Apps, 360 videos, Panorama and so on are all VR content. And they require different level of specialization to create them.

Another problem is the high cost but prices are already coming down. So soon an average individual will feel comfortable purchasing a headset.

Most Nigerian companies can't compete in creating a new vr headset or sophisticated equipments used in VR. So the hardware opportunity is negligible. However, Creating Softwares Applications for VR is widely open to anyone. After having a proper understanding of what Virtual Reality is, I'll advice one to have a thought experiment and analyze how VR can enable the industries listed above. Then boom!! You have created an idea and have a goal.

Next Step is to pursue that goal by learning the tools that can help you achieve that. In my next post, I'll introduce Unity3d......

Construction companies suppose to be using VR also

kunlexyz:

Construction companies suppose to be using VR also

Yea.. It's applicable in a lot of industries.

Zamie am very much interested in VR, but don't know much about programming yet, though am planning to start learning c#.
An so interested and very willing to learn.
Got my laptop already, please what guidance and advice can you give me

Dutch2:
Zamie am very much interested in VR, but don't know much about programming yet, though am planning to start learning c#.
An so interested and very willing to learn.
Got my laptop already, please what guidance and advice can you give me

Nice One.

I will prefer you have an end picture of what you want to build. Start working it out backwards. Then learn all the tools needed to achieve the stated goal.

1. What Industry are you looking at?
2. What VR platform are you targeting?
3. What's your journey.. Developer or Entrepreneur?
4. Any other previous programming knowledge apart from c#?
5. Finally, I can then direct you on what tools to use. Help you get your development environment setup. Then deploy a simple applicable solution.

uwaozo.com

We have actually developed a vr application here in Nigeria and deployed it to playstore

zamie:

Nice One.

I will prefer you have an end picture of what you want to build. Start working it out backwards. Then learn all the tools needed to achieve the stated goal.

1. What Industry are you looking at?
2. What VR platform are you targeting?
3. What's your journey.. Developer or Entrepreneur?
4. Any other previous programming knowledge apart from c#?
5. Finally, I can then direct you on what tools to use. Help you get your development environment setup. Then deploy a simple applicable solution.

Thank you so much.

Have an idea of what I really want already,
And those questions you pointed out were very helpful.

Can I mail you?

Dutch2:

Thank you so much.
Have an idea of what I really want already, And those questions you pointed out were very helpful.
Can I mail you?

zamie199@gmail.com

Zamie, waiting.....

Our VR/AR software development company ServReality is ready to provide the best VR developers for fulfilling the new projects.

In your opinion,which is geared for greater impact and adoption? Phone or vr? I dont see many people strapping a headset on but i see d many upgrading to smart phones and smartphones r become mor powerful bcmng computer alternatives. But i see d benefits of vr though- 3d escapism.

asalimpo:
In your opinion,which is geared for greater impact and adoption? Phone or vr? I dont see many people strapping a headset on but i see many upgrading to smartphones. smartphones are becoming more powerful computer alternatives. But i see d benefits of vr though- 3d escapism.

Virtual Reality is a full fledged platform on it's own. Very soon most applications would be built on VR and AR.

With products like Microsoft Hololens 2 and Oculus Quest, the limits are already being stretched.

Yes computing power is increasing and this also means more efficient VR devices can be produced. Also, VR devices of the future won't need to be strapped on your head. It would all be reduced to a chip connected to your nervous system.

The age of smart phones would soon come to an end. Smartphones won't go into extinction but they would have to give way for a better technology. Wearables are the next big thing.

zamie:


Virtual Reality is a full fledged platform on it's own. Very soon most applications would be built on VR and AR.

With products like Microsoft Hololens 2 and Oculus Quest, the limits are already being stretched.

Yes computing power is increasing and this also means more efficient VR devices can be produced. Also, VR devices of the future won't need to be strapped on your head. It would all be reduced to a chip connected to your nervous system.

The age of smart phones would soon come to an end. Smartphones won't go into extinction but they would have to give way for a better technology. Wearables are the next big thing.

you r being too optimistic here. Smart phones arent coming to an end. Infct d era is just beginning. As for chips in nervous system, it's future tech yet. You may not even see its adoption in d next 50yrs. It takes a looooong time for tech ideas to go mainstrean,no matter,how exciting they may seem on paper. E.g the virtual reality craze that's just picking off flopped in d 90s. It will take a few years nd competitive pricing for vr to b n everyman's thing. Ppl r still trying to save n buy smartphones. @$200 vr will still b out there,not a low hanging fruit still

asalimpo:

you r being too optimistic here. Smart phones arent coming to an end. Infct d era is just beginning. As for chips in nervous system, it's future tech yet. You may not even see its adoption in d next 50yrs. It takes a looooong time for tech ideas to go mainstrean,no matter,how exciting they may seem on paper. E.g the virtual reality craze that's just picking off flopped in d 90s. It will take a few years nd competitive pricing for vr to b n everyman's thing. Ppl r still trying to save n buy smartphones. @$200 vr will still b out there,not a low hanging fruit still

VR doesn't need to be cheap before it becomes an important technological tool.

Not everyone has a PC, yet PCs are important.

And Yes, the mobile phone age would soon be over. What kind of mobile phone do they want to produce again. They can only keep on doing incremental improvements. Maybe 5g to 6g or attaching more sensors.

Mind you, Smartphone penetration isn't a problem everywhere. Close to 70% of people in the US own a smartphone and about 85% in the UAE. Not everyone is struggling to buy a $200 phone. Penetration is a problem particular to Africa and some parts of Asia. Sub-Saharan Africa at 33% penetration rate, is only trying to catch up to a future that already exists.

As I said before, smartphones won't go into extinction. But they would definitely be disrupted by something totally different. And I feel, it may happen sooner than you think. Change is paramount.

I'm not concerned about mass adoption. Or producing devices as cheap as $5. I'm concerned about being part of the future. I still like my smartphone but I want something better. The best time to enter a market is at it's very start. Smartphone became a boom 2012. Next year is already 2020.

Well.. Tommorow would do the Talking

Need machine learning/deep learning developer for a collaboration project. Hit me up on 07087210933. Python preferably. Thanks

Hello Guys.

Please I am working on a Masters project in Industrial and Production Engineering and plan working on VR related. I have an idea that we can later build to become commercial. I need a developer of a VR application. I am based in Ibadan and studying in University of Ibadan. I am willing to meet up with anyone around the west so we could discuss. Please mail me if we could work together on this seyibrime@gmail.com

Thanks