This is really cool. I was involved with getting the HTC Vive (SteamVR) headset working on a low power Intel NUC with embedded graphics - to do VR without using

This is really cool. I was involved with getting the HTC Vive (SteamVR) headset working on a low power Intel NUC with embedded graphics - to do VR without using Valve's software. Like James, we used Occulus code as a guide, particularly guiding our efforts for the chromatic aberration correction - One thing that James will not have the processing power to handle. It was difficult but in the end we got it all working at 90 FPS (11 ms) - Good luck on your efforts James!