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Thanks, the dev unit allows software to run on Windows x86. We're not building for Android. Use the latest version of Unity that you wish.
by bensandcastle 13y ago
Thanks, the dev unit allows software to run on Windows x86. We're not building for Android. Use the latest version of Unity that you wish.
- needle0 13y agoAh, I see. If so, how did you guys manage to connect the Moverio's glasses to an x86 PC? IIRC the glasses use a proprietary connector, and no info on the specs/protocol of the connector (nor the Aux connector on the back of the control box) is publicly available. Did you guys receive the specs from Epson directly, receive dev glasses which doesn't use that connector, or reverse-engineer it yourselves? Is that information confidential or under NDA? I strongly feel that ancient control box is holding back the full potential of the glasses and would love to connect different hardware to it. The connector spec/protocol is the only thing preventing that. I'm not very hopeful but if there's any information on it I would love to know.