Jonas Ludorf

XR Developer from Germany, passionate
about creating seamless virtual realities.

Heyho! I am Jonas

I engineer high-performance Unity experiences,
focusing on intuitive, zero-friction design.

Whether through serious games or educational tools,
I enable engaging, intergenerational knowledge transfer
that needs no introduction.

View my projects! Judge my code!

What I can do...

Rapid Execution

Transforming abstract concepts into prototypes to validate your vision early.

Bridging Tech & UX

Bridging the gap between complex logic and intuitive design.

Full-Cycle-Deployment

Managing the entire journey from code optimization to final release.

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Now take a scroll through my projects!

A self made mixed reality application for sketching in three-dimensional space.

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Mind-Objects XR Demo Video

Simple creation and modification of three dimensional sketches.

The design of spatial prototypes with Mind-Objects XR incorporating the physical space.

A Mind-Objects XR sketch, exported to the applications Web Viewer.

Mind-Objects XR being used for prototyping a VR Escape-Room for GlobalFoundries.

Everyday artworks with MOXR :)

A digital clean room that teaches students the process of semiconductor production. Created in collaboration with GlobalFoundries.

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Coming soon!

Testing

A open source framework which enables XR Collaboration between remote teams.

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POV of a remote participant in a MUES-Powered meeting. Viewing the digital 'replica' of the physical room.

POV of an on-site participant on the avatar of the remote participant, placed relative to the physical room.

Capturing the physical space using Metas Mixed Reality Utility Kit.

Placement of meeting furniture in the physical space. This is then represented in the digital twin.

WIP for AI-powered room capture based on photos taken on the headset.