In this tutorial, you will learn about the convergence of XR and how the distinction between different types of XR will vanish.

In this tutorial, we’ll explore XR Rigs. An XR Rig is the user’s eyes, ears, and hands in the virtual world. It works together with the Locomotion and/or Teleportation Systems, which allow the user to move in the virtual world. The XR Interaction Toolkit includes two types of XR Rig: Stationary and Room-Scale.

There are so many VR headsets out there that it can be overwhelming at first. If you are going to work in the world of VR development, it’s important to get your bearings in this vast, rapidly-evolving hardware landscape. In this tutorial, you will do the following things: Recall the difference between VR and other types of XR (such as AR and MR) Learn the differences between the most widely used XR hardware systems Investigate the latest hardware trends in VR

XR (Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality) will have a major impact on society in the coming decades. Teaching 3D development skills with Unity will open up a world of possibilities for students across a range of industries and applications. Hear from experts in the field about the opportunities for students with XR and inspiring Unity educators who’ll share strategies and resources for supporting students learning XR development.

In this tutorial, choose an existing XR application to experience and evaluate using the template below. This could be any VR, AR, or MR application for any platform. It does not matter if it is popular or critically acclaimed - evaluating any application should yield valuable insights.

The technology and trends in VR change at a rapid rate. In the time it takes you to complete this pathway, there will have probably been changes in the industry already! In this tutorial, you will learn the following things: Why keeping up to date is important Tips and tricks for keeping up to date efficiently

As you learn about the technologies behind XR in this course, you'll work on applying your knowledge to your own idea for an XR application. By the end of the course, you'll have a product proposal that you've developed with insights from your peers in the course. You've already taken your first step by evaluating an existing XR application. Next, you'll start to brainstorm ideas for your own!

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to customize Interactables with Interactor Events to trigger events, such as cutscenes or animations. You’ll also learn to apply haptic and audio feedback to an Interactor when hovering over or selecting Interactables. Finally, you’ll learn how to use the XR Interaction Toolkit Debugger to track and debug state-based interactions.

In this tutorial, we'll check out the Locomotion System in the XR Interaction Toolkit, which provides movement for the XR Rig. We'll look at how the Locomotion System works with the XR Rig, implement teleportation, configure snap turns, and create two example Locomotion Providers.

In this tutorial, you will learn about the different elements required to create an XR application.