Welcome to Strangeland! Dive deeper into this captivating universe with "Strangeland+Vehicles", an innovative VR/AR project developed by Cornell Tech & Georgia Tech.
Strangeland is a virtual world created by Cornell Tech. Strangeland+Vehicles is a VR/AR
project by Georgia Tech that enhances Strangeland by introducing several kinds of
vehicles. This includes everything from scooters and wheelchairs to a specially designed
flying car that can drive on roads and fly like a drone. The project's goal is not just to place
these vehicles in the virtual world, but also to ensure that they perform properly and feel
realistic when people use them. We'll also research how users engage with these vehicles,
particularly self-driving ones, to learn more about how humans and machines coexist in
virtual settings.
Dual Functionality of the flying vehicle: Functions as a regular car on the road and transitions to a drone-like vehicle for flying.
Interior and Control Design: Incorporates a typical steering wheel with an
innovative Xbox-style controller embedded for flying. The controller can be
docked back into the steering wheel after use.
Realistic Modeling and Movement: Detailed modeling of the vehicle for
realistic movement in the VR/AR environment.
Project website: maintenance and keep track of the on-going process
Functionality
A key (button) to switch between the flying mode and driving mode
A gaming pad controller to control flying
Wheel and pedal to control driving
Design
Exterior model – XPENG AEROTH X2
Interior model - ASKA flying car
•Unity Assets: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13CKbVdI13UZk_dtBSkekVkoizbbuAxqt?usp=sharing
•Strangeland GaTech Repository: https://github.com/FAR-Lab/CrossCulturalDriving/tree/gatech-dev
•Strangeland Discord: https://discord.gg/MkR6pmhrP
Project owners: Dr. Bruce Walker, Dr. David Goedicke
Shepherd: Hanna Neroj
Members: Radium Zhang, Sanjana Date