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I've been gushing over the ever-improving magic of mixed reality for a while now, so I'll spare you that part today. Instead, take a look at this curious experiment by the creative technologist Erik Natzke. He created a setup that allows him to type any letter using his phone keyboard, and it will appear right in front of him in mixed reality thanks to Meta Quest 3's Passthrough feature and the Unity Multiplayer Networking platform.
"A spatially tracked touch screen turns the familiar into a super tool in #MixedReality. A pointer with touch feedback, camera, screen, compute and internet opens the world of possibilities wide open," he described it on X/Twitter.
What you see is the result of many other experiments Natzke has conducted. More cool AR and MR projects, including playing with a ball, color, and light, can be found on the creator's X/Twitter.
If you like this kind of content, check out these articles on various MR discoveries:
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- Working With Mixed Reality in Unreal Engine 5
- This Game Is Bringing Sword Art Online to Mixed Reality
- You Can Now Play with Blocks in VR with New Mixed Reality Features
- Exploring Dynamic Real-Time Shadows in Mixed Reality
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