Emotely Turns your Phones into Wireless Controllers
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We are excited about new browser features such as WebGL, WebSockets, and Audio. We believe native Browser apps are really going to take a large step forward in richness this year.
Please do fire off any questions to info@emotely.com or leave a comment here.
Do you have a protocol worked out? Or is there one ready to use?
Cheers,
Stephan
When you say you don't need different apps for different phones ("Controllers are built using just HTML, CSS, and Javascript."), you do need some "native" code at the other end (what is being controlled).
We're trying to make it zero install for the receiving end, but there has to be fallback. But there are certain where it is almost unusable if you maintain that goal. Do you have a protocol worked out? Or is there one ready to use?
People always have different definitions of protocols. So to be clear: The transport is abstracted for getting messages between devices. As far as the SDK user's code is concerned it's just getting input events like in a regular input loop. Cheers,
Stephan
Thanks for the questions.