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Google VR SDK for iOS
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With the Google VR SDK for iOS, you can develop inexpensive virtual reality (VR)
tools and let your users enjoy VR in a simple, fun, and natural way.
Developers familiar with OpenGL can quickly start creating VR applications. The
SDK simplifies many common VR development tasks, including:
- Lens distortion correction.
- Spatial audio.
- Head tracking.
- 3D calibration.
- Side-by-side rendering.
- Stereo geometry configuration.
- User input event handling.
We're keeping the hardware and software open to encourage community
participation and compatibility with VR content available elsewhere.
To learn more:
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Last updated 2024-10-09 UTC.
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