V

virtual-reality

HarmoniX Drive is an open-source VR platform where musical performance directly controls high-speed racing gameplay. Players use instruments through VR input or precision glove tracking, and their accuracy, timing, and expression determine vehicle speed, handling, and performance in real time.

The project is modular and built around instrument-based gameplay systems (such as piano, drums, and guitar), each functioning as its own plugin with unique input rules and scoring logic. It combines music learning, competitive racing, and real-time feedback systems including replays, AI opponents, and training modes. https://roxanneardary.com/harmonixdrive/

A simple implementation of the ArborXR SDK (https://documentation.xrdm.app/docs/devicepublicapi/) for Unreal Engine.

Introduction to Visual Computing (CS-211, EPFL) project to implement a board game controlled trough the webcam.