DIY Motion Simulator
I built myself a 2 DOF Motion Simulator with additional vibration feedback for racing games in Virtual Reality.
Spotlight
How to develop VR games with Unity
In 2017 my book “Developing Virtual Reality Games with Unity” was published by HANSER. It teaches everyone how they can develop their own VR games. The reader needs no experience with programming or Unity, as it shows the basics of Unity and programming in C# but then focuses on the special knowledge that is needed to develop games and apps for Virtual Reality headsets.
VR-Suite by present4D
In early 2014 I started to work on porting present4Ds flash based panoramic tour creator to Unity and virtual reality headsets. The software grew fast and became a powerful authoring and e-learning tool for virtual reality presentations which mix several content types from 360° photos to 3d models. The software allows everyone to easily create such presentations on a monitor or directly in VR, where you can instantly see what you get. With the software, the team grew as well. Since 03/2018 I work as a full time Lead Developer at present4D GmbH which has offices in Dusseldorf and Dortmund (Germany)
3D and VR Related Projects
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VR-PinCade
An Input Device for playing Pinball and Arcade Games with haptic feedback in VR
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Developing Virtual Reality Games with Unity
In 2017 HANSER published my book that teaches everyone how to develop their own VR Games.
present4D – the VR-Suite
present4D is a virtual reality authoring and e-learning software soflution, which runs on all headset.
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Game Concept: VR Cover Shooter
A concept for a “Room-Scale” Shooter at at time where seated was the norm.
Game Concept: REVIL
2D Pixelart Image to 3D/ VR game conecpt conversion.
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Coastiality
Together with MackMedia GmbH & CO. KG I developed the initial version of their Coastiality App for Android, iOS and GearVR.
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Bloculus.de
2012 I started to write a german virtual reality blog: bloculus.de
More Projects
Dueling Couch Pinball
A wooden and 3d printed, pure mechanical duel-style Pinball for our couch table. Work In Progress: Center play field elements are currently missing, as it requires play tests to find…
Cyberpunk Eyepiece
An animated Cyberpunk eyepiece, which looks around and blinks.
0.5m² Gameboy Screen
A fully functional 0.5m² Gameboy (-Color) Screen that I built for our Silvester Party 2019/2020
Eye Animatronic (with Portal Skin)
A DIY project, with the target to build an Eye-Animatronic.
Photography and Videography
In my free time I like creating photos and videos
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Game Shrinker
Playstation Vita Homebrew for minimizing the size of games stored on a Playstation Vita Memory Card.
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Smooth Action-Cam Slowmo
Smooth Action-Cam Slowmo is an Android Camera and Video Editor for HFR footage with more than 1.000.000 Downloads.
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About me
I’m a full-stack software developer with large expertise on Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality and immersive media. With more than six years of experience at a growing VR/XR-startup, I am familiar with being responsible for every part of a software project. From Unity project to server side applications and APIs.
Starting with the new Virtual Reality revolution, caused by the Oculus Rift Kickstarter campaign in 2012, I started my blog bloculus.de and began to focus on developing software specially designed for Virtual Reality and other immersive input devices.
Professional developer at day and hobby tinkerer at night, I also have experience with building custom hardware, including electronics, circuit-board- and CAD-Design, 3D printing and more. Some projects, like VR-PinCade, proved themselves at Meetups and Maker-fairs. In 2017 my book, which teaches beginners how to develop VR games with the Unity Engine, was published by the HANSER book publishing company.
If I’m not developing or “making” things, I like to take and edit photos and videos with my camera or drone. I like long hikes in interesting terrains, amusement parks and also all kind of activities that offer some kind of ‘kick’.