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OpenVR SDK
API and runtime that allows access to VR hardware
...It can be updated independently of the game to add support for new hardware or software updates. This means that you can access the position of the headset using only one API call and it works for all headset brands (Oculus, Mixed Reality, Vive, etc)! The API is implemented as a set of C++ interface classes full of pure virtual functions. When an application initializes the system it will return the interface that matches the header in the SDK used by that application. -
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VIVE Input Utility for Unity
A toolkit that helps developing/prototyping VR apps
...Supports VIVE, VIVE Pro, VIVE Cosmos (any OpenVR compatible device), Oculus Rift & Touch, Rift S, Go, Quest, Daydream, and VIVE Focus, Focus+ (any WaveVR compatible device). UGUI now catches events from your Vive controllers! API to access device input/tracking by role (eg. LeftHand/RightHand), instead of device index. Binding system, able to bind device to specific role, help manage multiple tracking devices. -
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JanusWeb
An in-browser implementation of JanusVR
...Oculus Rift, Vive, GearVR, Daydream, and Cardboard support via WebVR API. Realtime collaboration across all devices via built-in networking. There are several different ways to use JanusWeb, depending on how much control you want to have over the whole system.
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