Simple-Hydroponics-Arduino VS lucidgloves

The next version of our free Hydroponics + Solar Tracking controller software, v0.6.5, just got released, & is available here: https://github.com/NachtRaveVL/Simple-Hydroponics-Arduino/releases/tag/v0.6.5 and https://github.com/NachtRaveVL/Simple-SolarTracker-Arduino/releases/tag/v0.6.5 -- I've spent the last 8, going on 9 months working on this in lieu of finding "real work", simply because I think that such an important piece of technology should be accessible to everyone. So instead of having money for rent (which is quickly coming to an end and I'm going to have to start looking for work starting next month), I've been putting myself into debt so that I can bring you all a professional-grade controller, for the cost of absolutely nothing.

While there are other VR gloves discussed on reddit. They all seem to very bulky [1] [2] [3] and maybe are not being developed by computer engineers? It seems like there are 2 main problems.

Looks like a spinoff of Lucas's Lucidgloves project

I'd say either get a used Quest 2 to use with ALVR; or get a used Vive HMD with basestations, Slime Trackers and do a LucidVR-DIY for the controllers for cheapest full-body tracking.

Mostly on github and discord. Keep in mind it's beta and not finalised: https://github.com/LucidVR/lucidgloves/wiki/Parts-Printing-Guides There are some build videos on the tiktok page: https://www.tiktok.com/@lucas_vrtech?lang=en

If you have a 3D printer or want to go the DIY route, check out this project for some VR haptic gloves. They also have a SteamVR app and drivers so you'll be able to use then in games

I had a thought the other day about other uses for this. Especially in VR eh. I'm hoping the guy with the diy VR Lucidgloves see's it, if you know what I mean. In VR if you lift something there's no weight irl but if servos could work against you so it feels like you're swinging Gut's broadsword or pushing a heavy door.

This is the Lucid VR project