I can see this being very successful.
I know of quite a few VR setups that could use some good software, and AA should fit into the field perfectly.
Great job!
(And I like Mark's idea... It could end up with bother like such as bumping into people who are not being drawn by the equipment for various reasons, but worth trying. If I had a hugely expensive VR headset, loads of wireless modules and motion sensors, a lot of money, a lot of time, and actual knowledge of how to program microchips with my own code, I'd even try it myself!).
I know of quite a few VR setups that could use some good software, and AA should fit into the field perfectly.
Great job!
(And I like Mark's idea... It could end up with bother like such as bumping into people who are not being drawn by the equipment for various reasons, but worth trying. If I had a hugely expensive VR headset, loads of wireless modules and motion sensors, a lot of money, a lot of time, and actual knowledge of how to program microchips with my own code, I'd even try it myself!).