VR

Fly me to the Stars

In Fly Me To The Stars you have the ability to explore the galaxy in Virtual Reality. The adventure begins on earth, the exact location will be determined by GPS location. Go for a walk across the globe or travel through space. Your goal is to create as many constellations as possible by joining stars together. Doing this will unlock new planets and constellations.

My roles in the creation of this app were: porting the app to iOS, programming the planet surface generation, programming the constellation line-drawing logic, building and animating all the UI, making the panorama rendering of the night sky and more.

DDI AR and VR application

The province of Utrecht wanted to visualise a new intersection they’re planning to build, a diverging diamond interchange.

We decided on making an app that combines AR with VR, while in AR you’re able to select a viewpoint to view in VR. This way you can switch from an overview of the highway to a one on one perspective.

Letink VR demo

Letink Design is a design agency that creates 3D visualizations and VR applications. Clients are mainly construction and technology firms around the area of Twente and the Netherlands. The VR apps that Letink Design develops are high in quality and professionally made, however, when a potential customer is introduced to VR it is difficult for Letink Design to give an impression of what they can offer said costumer. Usually, the customer is shown the latest app made, these do not always fit the needs of the specific customer. The solution to this problem is to create a VR application that shows all the functionality Letink Design can offer. I got the opportunity to build this app.

Cardboard VR apps

Working at Letink Design, I made VR applications using a VR framework to load content into. This framework is made by Letink and supports 360 photos, videos and stereo content. All the data is serialized into json data, this way we can modify the content and structure of the app after releasing it in the app or play store. Screenshots are from an app I made for a tiling company.

Virtual Rijksmuseum

In the virtual Rijksmuseum, you can see paintings of the Rijksmuseum(museum of art in Amsterdam) in a virtual environment. The Rijksmuseum has a lot of paintings available on their website and these I load into Unity using an API provided by the museum.

During my internship at Letink Design, I rebuilt this as a VR Android app, this because the museum has a large collection of stereo photos that you can easily view in VR.