Intro:
How can we use the Magic Leap heaset in enterprise contexts? How can we prototype holographic AR experiences for the device?
This lightning workshop will be a quick dive into the headset technology, and an introduction to building Augmented Reality Unity applications for the headset (both design and development).
By the end of the workshop, you will have a basic understanding of how the headset technology works, key opportunities with Augmented Reality and Holograms, and direction for continued Unity learning.
Background
We’re kicking off the monthly event series with an introduction to Magic Leap. Having just returned from the Magic Leap conference, we’re excited to share key takeaways from the event, including emerging design patterns, use-cases and case studies, and insights into their future plans.
In this two hour workshop, we will discuss the Augmented Reality industry and where Magic Leap stands, Magic Leap professional use cases and case studies, key takeaways and emerging patterns from the Magic Leap conference, and finally, how to design and build your own AR application for this bleeding-edge headset.
We will begin and conclude with Magic Leap demos, as we will have a headset on-site. First come, first serve. We’re packing this evening to the brim, so keeping to the schedule will be very important. Please arrive on time!
Snacks and light refreshments included.
What:
2-hour Magic Leap workshop. An introduction to the AR industry, and Designing/Developing for the headset.
Topics Discussed:
AR Industry
AR Opportunities
Magic Leap Hardware Breakdown
Magic Leap Use Cases
UX Best Practices
Interaction Design Best Practices
Unity Basics
Deploying from Unity to Magic Leap
Who this is for:
Product Designers (UX, UI, Interaction, VFX)
Web Developers
Artists
Product and Project Managers
Educators
Technology Enthusiasts
When:
October 25, 6:00pm-8:30pm
Schedule:
6:00pm - Doors open, Magic Leap demos
6:30pm- AR Industry overview
6:45pm- Magic Leap use-cases and Conference Insights
7:15pm- Intro to Unity, building your Magic Leap prototype
8:00pm- Magic Leap demos and mingling
Prework:
Download the Magic Leap-specific Unity editor
Fill out this short 5 question survey
What to bring:
Computer with Unity downloaded
Any questions about building to Magic Leap
Enthusiasm
Speakers:
Andy Jevsevar
Andy is the Director of Technology at KairosXR, pushing the limit of what’s possible in XR across multiple industries: Academia, L&D, Entertainment, Automotive Design, Healthcare, AEC, and more. He was the lead curriculum developer and lead instructor of a VR development course, now taught at M.I.T., and is currently partnered with Unity to create five courses for different XR enterprise use cases. Outside of curriculum development, he consults and leads development across multiple industries, working on projects ranging from Virtual Science exhibits to multiplayer Oculus store applications. He is passionate about improving the quality of education and training world wide.
Tim Kanellitsas
Tim Kanellitsas is the Director of Design and Partnerships at KairosXR, a VR/AR development studio, where he helps companies and teams design powerful and effective XR products. He is one of the lead instructors for the Kairos Training Initiative, where he trains enterprise teams how to design and development XR applications internally. With the goal to empower experts across all industries to prototype and build XR applications for their respective fields, he has worked on multiple Unity curricula and dozens of workshops, teaching VR and AR design and development.
On the product side, Tim pushes the creative and design direction in client projects, focussing on the user to maximize efficacy and ROI.
Tim is a certified Unity developer, and focusses exclusively on VR/AR as a medium to revolutionize knowledge transfer, healthcare, and design. Specializing in rapid prototyping, interaction and experience design, and product management, he obsesses over “how” and “why” we can use XR to streamline communication and design processes.
Some recent VR/AR projects Tim has worked on can be found here.
Partners:
SOMACentral
SOMAcentral provides space for dedicated teams to create innovative technology and fosters a community of creation.
KairosXR
Full service Virtual and Augmented Reality development studio located in San Francisco, CA. We offer enterprise development workshops, and develop desktop, standalone, and mobile XR applications using the Unity engine.
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How can we use the Magic Leap heaset in enterprise contexts? How can we prototype holographic AR experiences for the device?
This lightning workshop will be a quick dive into the headset technology, and an introduction to building Augmented Reality Unity applications for the headset (both design and development).
By the end of the workshop, you will have a basic understanding of how the headset technology works, key opportunities with Augmented Reality and Holograms, and direction for continued Unity learning.
Background
We’re kicking off the monthly event series with an introduction to Magic Leap. Having just returned from the Magic Leap conference, we’re excited to share key takeaways from the event, including emerging design patterns, use-cases and case studies, and insights into their future plans.
In this two hour workshop, we will discuss the Augmented Reality industry and where Magic Leap stands, Magic Leap professional use cases and case studies, key takeaways and emerging patterns from the Magic Leap conference, and finally, how to design and build your own AR application for this bleeding-edge headset.
We will begin and conclude with Magic Leap demos, as we will have a headset on-site. First come, first serve. We’re packing this evening to the brim, so keeping to the schedule will be very important. Please arrive on time!
Snacks and light refreshments included.
What:
2-hour Magic Leap workshop. An introduction to the AR industry, and Designing/Developing for the headset.
Topics Discussed:
AR Industry
AR Opportunities
Magic Leap Hardware Breakdown
Magic Leap Use Cases
UX Best Practices
Interaction Design Best Practices
Unity Basics
Deploying from Unity to Magic Leap
Who this is for:
Product Designers (UX, UI, Interaction, VFX)
Web Developers
Artists
Product and Project Managers
Educators
Technology Enthusiasts
When:
October 25, 6:00pm-8:30pm
Schedule:
6:00pm - Doors open, Magic Leap demos
6:30pm- AR Industry overview
6:45pm- Magic Leap use-cases and Conference Insights
7:15pm- Intro to Unity, building your Magic Leap prototype
8:00pm- Magic Leap demos and mingling
Prework:
Download the Magic Leap-specific Unity editor
Fill out this short 5 question survey
What to bring:
Computer with Unity downloaded
Any questions about building to Magic Leap
Enthusiasm
Speakers:
Andy Jevsevar
Andy is the Director of Technology at KairosXR, pushing the limit of what’s possible in XR across multiple industries: Academia, L&D, Entertainment, Automotive Design, Healthcare, AEC, and more. He was the lead curriculum developer and lead instructor of a VR development course, now taught at M.I.T., and is currently partnered with Unity to create five courses for different XR enterprise use cases. Outside of curriculum development, he consults and leads development across multiple industries, working on projects ranging from Virtual Science exhibits to multiplayer Oculus store applications. He is passionate about improving the quality of education and training world wide.
Tim Kanellitsas
Tim Kanellitsas is the Director of Design and Partnerships at KairosXR, a VR/AR development studio, where he helps companies and teams design powerful and effective XR products. He is one of the lead instructors for the Kairos Training Initiative, where he trains enterprise teams how to design and development XR applications internally. With the goal to empower experts across all industries to prototype and build XR applications for their respective fields, he has worked on multiple Unity curricula and dozens of workshops, teaching VR and AR design and development.
On the product side, Tim pushes the creative and design direction in client projects, focussing on the user to maximize efficacy and ROI.
Tim is a certified Unity developer, and focusses exclusively on VR/AR as a medium to revolutionize knowledge transfer, healthcare, and design. Specializing in rapid prototyping, interaction and experience design, and product management, he obsesses over “how” and “why” we can use XR to streamline communication and design processes.
Some recent VR/AR projects Tim has worked on can be found here.
Partners:
SOMACentral
SOMAcentral provides space for dedicated teams to create innovative technology and fosters a community of creation.
KairosXR
Full service Virtual and Augmented Reality development studio located in San Francisco, CA. We offer enterprise development workshops, and develop desktop, standalone, and mobile XR applications using the Unity engine.
Intro:
How can we use the Magic Leap heaset in enterprise contexts? How can we prototype holographic AR experiences for the device?
This lightning workshop will be a quick dive into the headset technology, and an introduction to building Augmented Reality Unity applications for the headset (both design and development).
By the end of the workshop, you will have a basic understanding of how the headset technology works, key opportunities with Augmented Reality and Holograms, and direction for continued Unity learning.
Background
We’re kicking off the monthly event series with an introduction to Magic Leap. Having just returned from the Magic Leap conference, we’re excited to share key takeaways from the event, including emerging design patterns, use-cases and case studies, and insights into their future plans.
In this two hour workshop, we will discuss the Augmented Reality industry and where Magic Leap stands, Magic Leap professional use cases and case studies, key takeaways and emerging patterns from the Magic Leap conference, and finally, how to design and build your own AR application for this bleeding-edge headset.
We will begin and conclude with Magic Leap demos, as we will have a headset on-site. First come, first serve. We’re packing this evening to the brim, so keeping to the schedule will be very important. Please arrive on time!
Snacks and light refreshments included.
What:
2-hour Magic Leap workshop. An introduction to the AR industry, and Designing/Developing for the headset.
Topics Discussed:
AR Industry
AR Opportunities
Magic Leap Hardware Breakdown
Magic Leap Use Cases
UX Best Practices
Interaction Design Best Practices
Unity Basics
Deploying from Unity to Magic Leap
Who this is for:
Product Designers (UX, UI, Interaction, VFX)
Web Developers
Artists
Product and Project Managers
Educators
Technology Enthusiasts
When:
October 25, 6:00pm-8:30pm
Schedule:
6:00pm - Doors open, Magic Leap demos
6:30pm- AR Industry overview
6:45pm- Magic Leap use-cases and Conference Insights
7:15pm- Intro to Unity, building your Magic Leap prototype
8:00pm- Magic Leap demos and mingling
Prework:
Download the Magic Leap-specific Unity editor
Fill out this short 5 question survey
What to bring:
Computer with Unity downloaded
Any questions about building to Magic Leap
Enthusiasm
Speakers:
Andy Jevsevar
Andy is the Director of Technology at KairosXR, pushing the limit of what’s possible in XR across multiple industries: Academia, L&D, Entertainment, Automotive Design, Healthcare, AEC, and more. He was the lead curriculum developer and lead instructor of a VR development course, now taught at M.I.T., and is currently partnered with Unity to create five courses for different XR enterprise use cases. Outside of curriculum development, he consults and leads development across multiple industries, working on projects ranging from Virtual Science exhibits to multiplayer Oculus store applications. He is passionate about improving the quality of education and training world wide.
Tim Kanellitsas
Tim Kanellitsas is the Director of Design and Partnerships at KairosXR, a VR/AR development studio, where he helps companies and teams design powerful and effective XR products. He is one of the lead instructors for the Kairos Training Initiative, where he trains enterprise teams how to design and development XR applications internally. With the goal to empower experts across all industries to prototype and build XR applications for their respective fields, he has worked on multiple Unity curricula and dozens of workshops, teaching VR and AR design and development.
On the product side, Tim pushes the creative and design direction in client projects, focussing on the user to maximize efficacy and ROI.
Tim is a certified Unity developer, and focusses exclusively on VR/AR as a medium to revolutionize knowledge transfer, healthcare, and design. Specializing in rapid prototyping, interaction and experience design, and product management, he obsesses over “how” and “why” we can use XR to streamline communication and design processes.
Some recent VR/AR projects Tim has worked on can be found here.
Partners:
SOMACentral
SOMAcentral provides space for dedicated teams to create innovative technology and fosters a community of creation.
KairosXR
Full service Virtual and Augmented Reality development studio located in San Francisco, CA. We offer enterprise development workshops, and develop desktop, standalone, and mobile XR applications using the Unity engine.
read more
How can we use the Magic Leap heaset in enterprise contexts? How can we prototype holographic AR experiences for the device?
This lightning workshop will be a quick dive into the headset technology, and an introduction to building Augmented Reality Unity applications for the headset (both design and development).
By the end of the workshop, you will have a basic understanding of how the headset technology works, key opportunities with Augmented Reality and Holograms, and direction for continued Unity learning.
Background
We’re kicking off the monthly event series with an introduction to Magic Leap. Having just returned from the Magic Leap conference, we’re excited to share key takeaways from the event, including emerging design patterns, use-cases and case studies, and insights into their future plans.
In this two hour workshop, we will discuss the Augmented Reality industry and where Magic Leap stands, Magic Leap professional use cases and case studies, key takeaways and emerging patterns from the Magic Leap conference, and finally, how to design and build your own AR application for this bleeding-edge headset.
We will begin and conclude with Magic Leap demos, as we will have a headset on-site. First come, first serve. We’re packing this evening to the brim, so keeping to the schedule will be very important. Please arrive on time!
Snacks and light refreshments included.
What:
2-hour Magic Leap workshop. An introduction to the AR industry, and Designing/Developing for the headset.
Topics Discussed:
AR Industry
AR Opportunities
Magic Leap Hardware Breakdown
Magic Leap Use Cases
UX Best Practices
Interaction Design Best Practices
Unity Basics
Deploying from Unity to Magic Leap
Who this is for:
Product Designers (UX, UI, Interaction, VFX)
Web Developers
Artists
Product and Project Managers
Educators
Technology Enthusiasts
When:
October 25, 6:00pm-8:30pm
Schedule:
6:00pm - Doors open, Magic Leap demos
6:30pm- AR Industry overview
6:45pm- Magic Leap use-cases and Conference Insights
7:15pm- Intro to Unity, building your Magic Leap prototype
8:00pm- Magic Leap demos and mingling
Prework:
Download the Magic Leap-specific Unity editor
Fill out this short 5 question survey
What to bring:
Computer with Unity downloaded
Any questions about building to Magic Leap
Enthusiasm
Speakers:
Andy Jevsevar
Andy is the Director of Technology at KairosXR, pushing the limit of what’s possible in XR across multiple industries: Academia, L&D, Entertainment, Automotive Design, Healthcare, AEC, and more. He was the lead curriculum developer and lead instructor of a VR development course, now taught at M.I.T., and is currently partnered with Unity to create five courses for different XR enterprise use cases. Outside of curriculum development, he consults and leads development across multiple industries, working on projects ranging from Virtual Science exhibits to multiplayer Oculus store applications. He is passionate about improving the quality of education and training world wide.
Tim Kanellitsas
Tim Kanellitsas is the Director of Design and Partnerships at KairosXR, a VR/AR development studio, where he helps companies and teams design powerful and effective XR products. He is one of the lead instructors for the Kairos Training Initiative, where he trains enterprise teams how to design and development XR applications internally. With the goal to empower experts across all industries to prototype and build XR applications for their respective fields, he has worked on multiple Unity curricula and dozens of workshops, teaching VR and AR design and development.
On the product side, Tim pushes the creative and design direction in client projects, focussing on the user to maximize efficacy and ROI.
Tim is a certified Unity developer, and focusses exclusively on VR/AR as a medium to revolutionize knowledge transfer, healthcare, and design. Specializing in rapid prototyping, interaction and experience design, and product management, he obsesses over “how” and “why” we can use XR to streamline communication and design processes.
Some recent VR/AR projects Tim has worked on can be found here.
Partners:
SOMACentral
SOMAcentral provides space for dedicated teams to create innovative technology and fosters a community of creation.
KairosXR
Full service Virtual and Augmented Reality development studio located in San Francisco, CA. We offer enterprise development workshops, and develop desktop, standalone, and mobile XR applications using the Unity engine.
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