GMAY3 Design

I recently finished documenting a speaker project from my first semester at UIC. This speaker is called FORM: 026.

Check out the whole project on Coroflot using the link below:
http://www.coroflot.com/gmay3/FORM-026-Speaker

FORM: 026 Speaker

I'm starting to explore sketching in Virtual Reality because there have been some great new creative VR tools that have been recently released for the Oculus Rift. Sketching in VR is really compelling and fun and I wanted to learn and explore their potential from an Industrial Design perspective.

Here's the first video of my first attempt of sketching a simple table in VR:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGy1YxvZebw

Virtual Reality Sketching Series Ep 1: Quill - Table and Vase Here is the first video in series which explores some new Virtual Reality (VR) creative software for the Oculus Rift. I'd like to take you with me on my jour...

Just launched the YouTube Channel! *raises roof*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwL1U3ZleRU

Simple Rotary Tool Lathe In this video I share a technique I use to make really quick foam models on a simple homemade rotary tool lathe I built! It helps me create symmetrical proto...

The ARC 2 project is featured on the front page of Coroflot.com right now! Thanks Coroflot!

http://www.coroflot.com/

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I'm excited to have just finished up a portfolio project on the ARC P2, the two player arcade machine that I designed and built last Winter. Check it out for the inspiration behind it and some sweet glamour shots!

https://www.behance.net/gallery/44191857/ARC-P2

ARC P2 I designed the ARC P2 to be a light weight, minimal, and unobtrusive two player arcade machine which is small enough to transport in your car. The idea was to build an arcade machine that would look great in your home so it wouldn't get shunned to the bas…

I've been working more on the VR grip simulating gloves and decided to some it and try sketching the whole thing!

This sketch is an idea for each finger of the VR glove being manufactured with preset holes where you can easily install and move the cable guides at different places, depending on the length of each finger.

This is a close up of part of the VR Glove controller that would go along the back of your fingers used to secure the grip simulating cable in place. I'm working on different methods of adjustment so it's as configurable as possible!

I'm working on a VR hand controller that allows you to grip virtual objects. Here are a few concept sketches.