WEBVR & WEBAR
If you have a VR Headset, you can connect it to your computer now.
You can also use your mobile phone by connecting it to a simple Google Cardboard.
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Have a look at this WebVR scene, created using Babylon JS:
When clicking on the VR icon, the scene will be transformed into a Virtual Reality scene.
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WebXR (which is just a shorter name for WebVR & WebAR) can be integrated into your WebGL experiences quite easily.
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In the case of WebVR - you can allow your users to simply click on a button and change the way they view your 3D scenes, from flat to fully immersive.
With more advanced coding, you can create full WebVR games, right in your browser.
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In the case of WebAR - users can click on a button and view the 3D scene "in real life", using their mobile phones.
If your site is viewed on desktop - place a QR code next to the 3D model so users can scan the QR code and experience WebAR with their phones, like in this example:
Scan QR
