AR air hockey controlled by a real robot
stspanho · x · 2026-07-20
A team built an AR air-hockey demo on Specs: the puck is digital, and a real Vector robot physically stops it.
The pitch is that robots are “a huge pile of data you can’t see,” and AR becomes the first interface that lets you inspect that hidden state directly. The post also points to a write-up and GitHub link for more details.
Related event: Open-Source AR Air Hockey with Robot Integration(2 posts)→
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