A technical research collection by Joe Nasr / QuestRequestVR spanning Meta Quest engineering, XR/VR, mixed reality, sensory interfaces, simulation, spatial computing, wearable systems, HCI and evidence-based questions about immersive perception.
Meta Quest engineers, XR/VR developers, tech builders, spatial-computing developers, creative technologists, HCI researchers, simulation developers, robotics/sensing experimenters, technical educators, researchers and advanced VR enthusiasts.
AI terminology is used only where it is technically relevant. Each project is classified first by the actual engineering, HCI, neuroscience, visualization or systems problem it addresses.
Architecture for external thermal and ultraviolet sensing as mixed-reality information channels on Meta Quest.
Fields: Meta Quest development, thermal/UV imaging, external sensor integration, spatial computing, multimodal XR, HCI.
Feasibility study combining gaze, speech, HOTAS, haptics, OpenXR and mixed-reality simulation interfaces.
Fields: OpenXR, VR simulation, gaze/speech interaction, haptics, physical controls, immersive HMI.
Interactive visualization study of higher-dimensional geometry through projection, transformation and direct manipulation.
Fields: four-dimensional geometry, tesseract visualization, spatial reasoning, immersive education, scientific visualization.
Technical systems study combining Meta Quest 3, thermal sensing, LoRa/Meshtastic concepts, USB-C power/data and gaze-driven interaction.
Fields: wearable computing, mixed-reality sensing, thermal imaging, LoRa/Meshtastic, gaze interfaces, field visualization.
Prototype-design study for localized scent delivery, active evacuation, BLE control and rear-mounted wearable hardware.
Fields: olfactory HCI, multisensory VR, wearable scent interfaces, embedded control, Quest-class prototyping.
Independent review of published research on VR/AR, cognition, neuroplasticity, neurorehabilitation, brain health and cybersickness. It is not presented as a peer-reviewed journal or formal systematic review.
A bounded conceptual comparison that explicitly rejects equivalence between VR presence and pharmacological dissociation and notes the limited direct evidence for combined VR-ketamine interventions.
A design architecture is not treated as a completed implementation. A feasibility study is not an experimentally validated system. A visualization is not physical proof. A narrative evidence review is not a systematic review unless it publishes the necessary reproducible methodology. Medical topics are not presented as clinical guidance.