I suggested to my team that the second part of my internship was dedicated to this app, as I saw that the public had a real interest for Augmented Reality games during the 2019 VivaTechnology exhibition. I looked out for ideas and we ended choosing the "runner" style game, where the player is on an infinite track and has to survive as long as possible.

I did the programming of the game using Unity, ARCore and the ARKit plugin for ARCore and I also coordinated the designers in order to have the 3D models in time for the game to be ready before the end of my internship.

It was a very enriching experience as I learned on the programming aspect but also management, which I really enjoyed !

This game was very exciting to develop as it was on the latest headset ! There were a lot of questions around the user's experience and a lot of things to learn concerning the programming part. It was also very intersting to work with designers for this project.

The VivaTechnology event was very impressive and the experience really seemed to be appreciated by the users !

The associattion showed that patient who had a sport's objective (like running 10k or swimming on long distances) had better chances of reesolving their cancer. They use to communicate with their patient via Excel files in order to follow their progress, the pain they felt during the classes but they wanted a more efficient and a nicer way to do that.

We decided to do a very colorfull and simple app so that the patient would enjoy reporting their efforts !

We used SAP tools in order to store their data to use them in the future and maybe find links between the different sports and their effect on the diferent types of cancer.

The initial reeducation is called the "mirror reeducation" and works by visualy tricking the brain into thinking it is doing the mouvement as good on both arms. This is why we decided to use VR, which enable us to visualy trick the brain too !

This project won the "Prix coup de coeur" prize of the Sopra Steria Fondation

You can learn more about it by clicking here (french) !

The main problematic they had was that they did not consider gravity, frction or other physical aspects when deciding of which product should go on top of the other. so the stacks would be very unstable when they were created. Creating a simulation on Unity was an efficient way to asses of the stack stability before it was made.
This internship was a great experience ! It really enabled me to learn about C#, Unity and other projects and technologies !