My First App: VR Visualization of Solids of Revolution

My first app is now available on the Google Play Store! Download link here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.AdityaBawankule.Calculus1 This app lets you visualize Solids of Revolution — 3D shapes generated by rotating a 2D curve around an axis — directly in virtual reality using Google Cardboard. The demo shows the paraboloid formed by rotating y=x² around the y-axis, rendered with internal radial lines that illustrate the disk/washer method used in Calculus integration. The text label floats in 3D space so you always know which function you're viewing. For a WebGL non-VR version you can run in the browser, click here. The 3D mesh was modeled in Blender, then imported into Unity. The app was built using the Unity Google Cardboard SDK, which handles the stereoscopic side-by-side rendering and head tracking needed for VR. The settings gear visible in the video gives access to distortion correction and alignment options for different Cardboard headsets.