Tabletop soccer puts Android Developers' spatial tools into play
Luke Hopkins demonstrates 3D containers alongside native panels in an Android Dev Summit excerpt.
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Can a 3D game share an Android XR app with ordinary interface panels? Luke Hopkins gives that question a tabletop soccer demonstration in "Building for Android XR with OpenXR Spatial Containers", the most watched of Android Developers' three uploads this week.
The Developer Relations Engineer shows Godot running alongside Jetpack Spatial Panels, then explains the change behind it. Rather than having OpenXR render every pixel, developers can put a 3D experience inside a defined volume. Hopkins calls it "OpenXR in a box." Bounded Mode lets users manipulate that container; Unbounded Mode opens the experience into full immersion.
The excerpt has drawn about 8,100 views. It sits beside a Jetpack Compose lesson about adapting interfaces to device capabilities rather than fixed categories such as phone or tablet. Google's official developer channel also posted a product demonstration, "Android x Gemini 4 Hydrogen: Lingo City", presenting interactive streets and spoken bilingual conversations with virtual locals. That newer upload currently has the strongest daily momentum among the individual videos, followed by the containers session and the earlier XREAL AURA introduction.
Channel-wide viewing tells a much larger story than those modest session audiences: daily views are nearly four times their usual level, while subscribers were unchanged over the week. Among nearby-sized technology-company channels, Android Developers had a substantial viewing week, with only the separate Android channel drawing more weekly views in this group. The new uploads' audiences alone do not explain that scale of activity.
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The videos drawing views on Android Developers right now
- Channel
- Android Developers
- Subscribers
- 1,440,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 13,918,123
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 8,113
- Views on its first day
- 2,079
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Hopkins demonstrates Godot running alongside Jetpack Spatial Panels in Android XR.



