Subvolts take Meta details new Quest developer tools and Horizon Worlds for creators. Jun 30, 2022
For you
Developers
Learn about new SDKs for motion, voice, and spatial objects to enhance your Quest platform applications.
Business
Understand Meta's strategy for empowering creators and developers in the metaverse ecosystem.
Everyday users
Discover how new tools and platforms like Horizon Worlds are shaping immersive experiences.
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This episode provides a direct look at Meta's developer tools and creator platforms for the metaverse from an internal advocate.

Meta Tech Podcast · Ep 43 Episode Official · Meta

43: Building for the metaverse with Cami

45 min Interview Hosts: Pascal Harris
0:0045:21

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Summary

Meta Tech Podcast episode 43 features Developer Advocate Cami discussing new tools for the Quest platform. With 18 months of AR/VR experience, Cami shares insights on SDKs for motion controls, voice, and spatial objects. The episode also highlights Horizon Worlds for creators without coding skills, emphasizing developer opportunities and considerations on the Quest platform.

Explained simply

This podcast episode talks about new tools Meta is releasing for its VR headsets. These tools help developers add features like voice commands and interactive objects to virtual worlds. It also covers a platform called Horizon Worlds where people can create without needing to code.

Why listen

This episode offers developers and creators a look at Meta's latest tools for building immersive experiences on the Quest platform. Cami, a Meta Developer Advocate, explains new SDKs and Horizon Worlds, providing practical information for those working with AR/VR. It connects to Meta's ongoing push in the metaverse and its developer ecosystem, showcasing how they are enabling creators to build the next generation of virtual and mixed reality applications.

On the mic
  • HostPascal Harris
  • GuestCamiDeveloper Advocate, Meta
About
Key facts
  • Episode Title: 43: Building for the metaverse with Cami
  • Show: Meta Tech Podcast
  • Guest Experience: 18 months of AR/VR experience
  • New SDKs Mentioned: Motion controls, voice, spatial objects
  • Creator Platform: Horizon Worlds
Show notes from Meta

Cami returns to the Meta Tech Podcast, with now having 18 months of AR/VR experience under her belt. Cami is excited to share what developers can now do on the Quest platform. In this episode, Pascal and Cami discuss new SDKs for motion controls, voice and spatial objects; and for creators without programming experience - there's Horizon Worlds.

Cami, as a Developer Advocate, shares her expertise whilst being acutely aware of areas that require careful consideration.

To find out more from Cami and the exciting updates on Quest, tune into episode 43 of the Meta Tech Podcast.

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Timestamps:

  • Intro 0:06
  • Cami: Reintro 2:01
  • Horizon Worlds 3:22
  • Presence Platform SDK 7:59
  • Voice SDK 12:57
  • Insights SDK 17:34
  • Next-Gen Displays 24:14
  • Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes 28:20
  • Building for Horizon 31:37
  • ELI5 on YouTube 36:59
  • Meta Connect 42:51
  • Outro 44:14
Jargon decoded
SDKs
Cami
Software Development Kits, tools that help programmers build applications.
AR/VR
Cami
Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality, technologies that create immersive digital experiences.
Published
Show
Meta Tech Podcast · Meta
Length
45 min
Companies
Meta
Products
Quest, Horizon Worlds, wit.ai
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Questions people ask

What new tools are available for Quest developers?
The episode discusses new SDKs for motion controls, voice, and spatial objects, enabling developers to build more interactive experiences.
How can people without programming experience create for the metaverse?
Horizon Worlds is highlighted as a platform for creators without coding experience to build and share virtual experiences.

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