Tade Ajiboye

This is a VR simulator for baseball where players can practice their baseball hitting skills and record their high scores. It was built in under two weeks for the HTC Vive and other room-scale VR headsets.

This is one of the leVRn-Concepts experiences centered around clarifying the wonders of time relativity. It is a VR experience that puts phenomena like velocity-time dilation into perspective. It was built in 48 hours for a hackathon by a small team of three, where I was the sole developer.

leVRn was an educational game created by a small team of four for the first VR Hackathon in Africa. It won. It uses the Montessori style of teaching to teach programming. leVRn uses the Leap Motion Controller and a Gear VR, a previously impossible combo until I wrote an open-source tool to interface them.

I served as the lead developer for the entire experience.

ARnagrams was a quick AR hack (project) built as a fast way to showcase my skills in AR development. It is simply an anagram game in AR where the user tries to rearrange a series of letters to form a word.

Shooter Arena is a competitive two-player rapid-shooter game where speed and accuracy are key. Users can play as the shooter or defender and battle it out in an amazing arena!

Get it on iOS and Android.

MosquitoVR is an Oculus Rift experience where the user kills mosquitoes with a bathroom slipper in a Nigerian-themed home. In Nigeria, malaria is a rampant illness, and this game-like experience creates awareness about it.

Soccer Battle is a real-time online PVP soccer game for both Android and iOS. Players can team up with their friends and play exciting matches against people from all around the world.

I implemented many interesting features, including a friend request system, chat with teammates, match history, etc.

This open-source tool facilitates an easy way of making queries and mutations to a GraphQL server from Unity. GraphQL-Client-Unity solves the problem of communicating with a GraphQL server from Unity with an easy-to-use client.

A workaround in Unity to use the Leap Motion Controller with Gear VR (or any other headset that doesn't support it).

It is currently impossible to use Leap Motion with the Gear VR (using Unity 3D). You can't plug in Leap to the phone or the gear and access its data from there. Furthermore, Leap Motion's Android SDK is (as of this writing) in alpha (invite-only, with invites closed). Gear-VR-Leap Unity solves this.

This is a filter I made for a friend's birthday. It places his face on the user's head and, depending on the user's head angle, replaces the image with a more accurate image of my friend's face.

What's impressive about this project is that it was my first time using Spark AR. I completed it in one night (the night before his birthday), demonstrating my ability to assimilate new technology.

Ludix is a compilation of minigames being developed by Feranmi Oladosu and me. It plays the wonderful adventures of Ludix, a magical girl with elemental powers. Battle of the Lake is the first minigame of this series and is a top-down 3D shooter.

Water Bubble is a 2D arcade game that takes the fun memories of a childhood game and brings it to life with colorful graphics on your mobile device. I built it entirely, with the UI design done by Ire Aderinokun.