What is Stereo?
Stereo is an open-source tool for creating immersive 3D environments and experiences. It provides a framework for building virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) applications that can run on multiple platforms.
Some key features of Stereo include:
- Spatialized audio - Create 3D soundscapes with audio that responds realistically to the environment.
- Hand tracking - Enable natural hand interactions using leap motion or ultrasonic sensors.
- Voice input - Accept voice commands and integrate with assistants like Alexa or Siri.
- Multi-user networking - Connect multiple users together into a shared virtual space.
Stereo aims to make building VR/AR apps simple and cross-platform compatible. It handles much of the complex functionality behind the scenes, allowing developers to focus on creating beautiful, interactive 3D environments. With support for major game engines and multiple device SDKs, Stereo provides a flexible foundation for a range of immersive applications and experiences.