★ Unidad 22

Wearables and XR

Design for faces, wrists and whole rooms. Learn how smart glasses and VR headsets change UX: audio first, glanceable displays, comfort, spatial layout and privacy for people nearby. Then build with the APIs: a companion app that sends a camera frame to a vision model, and a WebXR session in the browser. Crumb Club's Sam gets a hands-free baking assistant, and the bakery opens a VR bread-shaping class.

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1Designing for the bodyMap the wearables and XR landscape, tell glanceable from immersive, and design for comfort, context and the people around the wearer.
2Smart glasses UXDesign audio-first, voice-driven and glanceable experiences for glasses, and build a hands-free recipe card for Sam.
3Building for Meta glassesUnderstand the companion-app architecture, send a camera frame to a vision model through your own server, and shape the answer for the wearer's ear.
4VR fundamentalsUnderstand presence and comfort in VR: motion sickness, frame rate, locomotion choices and the ergonomics of reach.
5Spatial UI designPlace interfaces in space: world-locked or head-locked, sized in degrees, at comfortable distances, and usable with hands, controllers or gaze.
6WebXR and VR APIsRead a minimal WebXR session, know where engines and OpenXR fit, and test VR in the browser without a headset.
7AI in XRDesign voice and AI assistants for glasses and headsets: multimodal prompts, latency budgets, streaming, fallbacks and privacy.
8Prototyping and testing XRPrototype wearables and VR cheaply, test comfort safely, and build in accessibility: seated mode, captions and one-handed use.
★A hands-free assistant and a VR classProyecto