Extra! Extra!
Lunch with the Devs #2 is right out of the oven! Have it while it’s hot! ♨️

Here’s a summary of what we cover in this episode:

• 01:50 Oculus Quest and the future of VR
• 11:15 Awards and competitions
• 15:10 Ed Games Expo and working with schools
• 21:20 Grant talks, research and the education industry
• 34:40 Things we worked on these past weeks
  • Isotope polish
  • Recipes that support multiple of the same element
  • Enhancing the Periodic Table
  • Enhancing the player’s desk
• 50:35 Things we’ll probably work on in the coming weeks:
  • More SBIR paperwork and research
  • Periodic Table polish
  • Better hands… maybe?
  • Blob improvements… maybe?
• Blob poop

Enjoy!

Ahoyyyyy my fellow Tablecrafters, it’s devlog time! 🙌
Welcome to the first edition of Lunch with the Devs, a 30-minute long podcast where Guillaume and I talk about all the things we’ve been up to as well as things to look forward to! Give it a listen on your next trip to the toilet and let us know what you think on Discord!

Here’s a quick rundown of the topics we cover in the video, for those of you having a hard time deciding whether you should invest the time or not:

• Games For Change
• Acquisition offers
• The SBIR government grant
• The VR educational space
• Our new company: Not Suspicious, LLC
• Ramping up production
• Things we worked on this past week
  • Better VR buttons and haptic feedback
  • Isotopes, radiation and decay chains
  • Better movement for our robot assistant
  • Making the lab more playful
• Things we’ll probably work on in the coming week(s)
  • Expanding the Periodic Table interactivity
  • Designing a pilot study for the SBIR
  • Radiation and decay chains improvements
  • “Telekinesis”
  • Treehouse improvements
• ASMR with the Devs

Also, worth correcting:
1. I *can* technically work in the US, but not on my own company. It’s complicated.
2. There’s actually more than a thousand isotopes but I only added the “main” ones!
3. Fabiana is actually part-time, not full-time.

Cheers! 🚀