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Created by Yanmi Yu, May 2025
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The Contact CI MAESTRO SDK offers prefabs designed to integrate haptic feedback into XR applications. These prefabs are tailored for specific hand-tracking systems and provide customizable haptic interactions.
Key Prefabs and Their Differences:
Key Prefabs and Their Differences:
MaestroUltraleapRig:
Purpose: Integrates haptic feedback with Ultraleap hand-tracking devices.
Supported Devices: Leap Motion Controller, Stereo IR 170, Ultraleap 3Di.
Use Case: Ideal for desktop or tethered VR setups requiring precise hand tracking.
MaestroOculusRig:
Purpose: Combines haptic feedback with Meta Quest hand-tracking capabilities.
Supported Devices: Meta Quest 1, 2, and Pro.
Use Case: Suitable for standalone VR experiences on Meta Quest platforms.
MaestroVarjoRig:
Purpose: Designed for Varjo headsets with integrated Ultraleap tracking.
Supported Devices: Varjo XR series with Ultraleap integration.
Use Case: Best for high-fidelity enterprise VR applications requiring advanced hand tracking.
Common Features Across Prefabs:
Common Features Across Prefabs:
MaestroManager: Central component for configuring default haptic settings, such as amplitude and vibration effects.
MaestroInteractable: Script to define object-specific haptic responses and interaction types.
Prefab Variants: URP-compatible versions (e.g., MaestroUltraleapRig_URP) are available for projects using the Universal Render Pipeline.
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