See the world from inside the ISS in VR, inside your browser
This is a project I've been working on for the University of Applied Sciences Aschaffenburg.
The user shall sit inside an area that resembles the Cupola platform that is part of the Tranquility module of the International Space Station. The position is updated according to the current position of the ISS. The user shall be able to interact with certain elements to experiment with the immersion. All of this shall be rendered in 3D and be usable with a range of Virtual Reality headsets and mobile phones.
The paper that goes along with this project is finished (like, an eternity ago), but development on this project might continue (it currently doesn't).
Just open the website of this project at https://meltedhugo.github.io/webvr-iss/
Click and drag your mouse to change your view.
Press the VR icon in the lower right corner to enter VR mode.
Press Ctrl+Alt+i to enter inspection mode, a debug view of A-Frame, where you can fiddle around with all the objects.
