TidyRoom XR: Extended Reality (XR) based 3D Bedroom Interior Design Game using Oculus Quest 2
TidyRoom XR: Game Desain Interior Kamar Tidur 3D berbasis Extended Reality (XR) menggunakan Oculus Quest 2
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Interior Design, Extended Reality, Virtual Reality, 3D, Game, Oculus Quest 2, MDLCAbstract
The advancement of Extended Reality (XR) technology, which includes VR, AR, and MR, is creating new possibilities in various fields, including interior design. This research developed TidyRoom XR, a 3D bedroom interior design game for the Oculus Quest 2. The game allows users to directly engage within a virtual space. Developed using the Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) approach, TidyRoom XR aims to be an efficient and precise tool for both interior designers and general users. The application offers a highly engaging experience with features for manipulating objects like adding, moving, rotating, and deleting. It includes two types of bedrooms furnished with typical items such as beds and wardrobes. Test results showed that the system functioned as intended, featuring an intuitive interface and responsive interactions. TidyRoom XR proved to be an effective platform for exploring interior design and an interactive educational resource.
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