@kamathsblog: Getting the Unity stuff working was quite annoying, but worth it. Next up: video streaming back to the headset. Thinkin…

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The author discusses successfully integrating Unity with their project and plans to implement video streaming to a headset, considering WebRTC as a potential solution.

Getting the Unity stuff working was quite annoying, but worth it. Next up: video streaming back to the headset. Thinking of using WebRTC, or is there a better way? #lekiwi #ROS #Unity https://t.co/YfaBc9aCbZ
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Getting the Unity stuff working was quite annoying, but worth it. Next up: video streaming back to the headset.

Thinking of using WebRTC, or is there a better way?

#lekiwi #ROS #Unity https://t.co/YfaBc9aCbZ

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