Following on from the previous post where I'd got to the point where I had an app using Photon which could; Connect to the Photon networkConnect to a (hard-coded) Photon room by nameCheck a property of the room to see if an anchorId had been stored thereIf so, talk to the Azure Spatial Anchors service, … Continue reading Simple Shared Holograms with Photon Networking (Part 3)
Author: Mike Taulty
Mike Taulty has worked in software for 28 years and at Microsoft for the past 18 years.
Today, he focuses on HoloLens, Windows Mixed Reality and the Universal Windows Platform working in Microsoft's Commercial Software Engineering division helping top partners & customers build mixed reality systems.
Prior to this, Mike spent more than a decade working in Microsoft's developer relations team working 1:1 and 1:many with software developers on the Microsoft stack across Europe.
Mike also worked for a number of years for Microsoft Consulting Services, consulting on the Microsoft developer stack with the UK's largest software vendors.
Prior to Microsoft, Mike spent a decade working as a software developer, team lead and product lead for a number of enterprises, consultancies and software vendors working with a variety of operating system, client, communication and server technologies.
Mike holds a BSc Hons (1st Class) in Computer Science from the University of Leeds.
Simple Shared Holograms with Photon Networking (Part 2)
Following on from the previous post, it's time to get some holograms onto the screen and make it such that they are moveable by the user. The "easiest" way to do this would seem to be add a voice command such that some hologram is created when the user issues a keyword and the easiest … Continue reading Simple Shared Holograms with Photon Networking (Part 2)
Simple Shared Holograms with Photon Networking (Part 1)
I’ve written a lot in the past about shared holograms and I’ve also written about Photon networking a couple of years ago; Experiments with Shared Holographic Experiences and Photon Unity Networking but I recently was working through this new tutorial around shared experiences with Photon; Multi-user Capabilities Tutorials and, while it’s great, it had me … Continue reading Simple Shared Holograms with Photon Networking (Part 1)
