The solution involved implementing advanced calibration algorithms and fine-tuning the app’s interaction with different piano models and keyboard sizes. We achieved high accuracy and functionality through extensive testing and iterative refinements in aligning the virtual keys with their physical counterparts.

Our team came up with a solution that serves as a virtual presentation of the city’s Past’ and ‘Present’ areas. The project includes two horizontal platforms with AR tracker points on the top surface, forming the final part of the exhibition space. Users can view a 3D model of the city (both Historical and Futuristic) with customized additional 3D items such as drones, future cars, green rooftops, and holographs.

In the case of CPR training, a virtual reality course can provide a way for individuals to practice performing chest compressions and rescue breaths on a virtual manikin, allowing them to gain confidence and proficiency in the technique. Virtual reality training can also be a valuable tool for individuals who may not have access to traditional training equipment or instructors, as it can provide a way for them to learn and practice the skills needed to perform CPR.