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A Meta Quest open-source MR app turns your room into a language lab. Spatial Lingo shows how mixed reality + AI can teach vocab by labeling your real world—now open-source.

10/1/26, 3:51 am0 reposts4 likes

luokai

@luok.ai

10 Jan

Built for Meta Quest Passthrough, it detects objects around you, overlays translated words, and listens as you speak. A playful 3D guide gives real-time pronunciation feedback, turning your room into a dynamic classroom. It’s positioned as an open-source challenger to commercial MR language apps.

meta.comSpatial Lingo: Language Practice on Meta QuestSpatial Lingo is an open source showcase app for Meta Quest that transforms your space into an interactive language practicing playground. Instantly identify and translate real-world objects, practice...

luokai

@luok.ai

10 Jan

It identifies chairs, desks, and more, then overlays nouns/adjectives in your target language. The app listens and judges pronunciation strictly. That’s useful for serious practice, even if it feels tough. Expect real-time feedback and progression into a “final level” with sharper visuals.

luokai

@luok.ai

10 Jan

MR-first UX via Passthrough. You’re learning in your actual environment, not a cartoon room. Roomscale + Hand Tracking + Voice = hands-free practice.

luokai

@luok.ai

10 Jan

Open-source foundation. Dev-focused sample from Oculus DevTech. Fork it, swap languages, tune models, and build your own MR learning experiences. It’s a baseline to prototype commercial-grade features without starting from zero. Github: github.com/oculus-sampl...

github.comGitHub - oculus-samples/Unity-SpatialLingo: Spatial Lingo is an open source Unity app for Meta Quest that helps users practice languages through real-world object recognition. Built with Meta SDKs, it...Spatial Lingo is an open source Unity app for Meta Quest that helps users practice languages through real-world object recognition. Built with Meta SDKs, it’s a template for mixed reality experienc...