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A jam submission

Immersive PC BuilderView game page

Learn PC building in AR!
Submitted by iRylan (@rylanpozniak), LukeyReyno — 6 hours, 55 minutes before the deadline
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Link to demo video (Youtube or Vimeo)
https://youtu.be/ZvE0rMDCltM

How is your project related to the theme? (Optional)
Our app about learning to build a computer is learning by doing via an immersive and interactive medium like AR.

How did you innovate on this product? (Optional)
Innovative usage of hand tracking and hand-based interactions that trigger animations of the various computer components when they interact with the computer case.

How does it speak to Niantic's mission? (Optional)
This app enables interactive exploration of computers in the real world metaverse. In the future, imagine being able to walk up to any piece of technology in the real world, and AR can show you how it was made. This use case has the potential to inspire the next generation of inventors, tinkerers, and creators to build amazing new things.

How complete is your project? (Optional)
Interactive AR app that can be run on device.

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Feedback from Summer Gu, Niantic Product Manager:

"This is an app that exemplifies "learning by doing" in teaching how to assemble a computer and providing information on each parts of a computer by allowing the user to assemble one in AR; it would be even better to add more user interactions to those computer parts, and give better visual cues on where they should be going so that the user can learn better."

Feedback from PatCat, Lightship Leader:

"I absolutely love this one because it makes things SO CLEAR when it comes to building a PC! Physically putting things in place and having them explained, but in an entirely safe virtual way is a great idea! Really nice for a mini-jam entry! It's a great use of hand tracking too."