Extended reality
This umbrella term encapsulates Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR). Although AR and VR offer a wide range of revolutionary experiences, the same underlying technologies are powering Extended Reality (XR).
Who uses Extended Reality (XR)?
We see the shift towards virtual experiences in many domains as an opportunity to break into the world of WebXR. Leveraging our expertise in web languages like React, we’ve built similar expertise for web-based XR in a more accessible format across more devices (as opposed to traditional XR which requires more specialized software and hardware). Some practical uses of XR are:
- Hands-on training for various domains
- Remote maintenance in manufacturing and other industries
Here's an interactive demo of WebXR
This technology brings AR and VR directly from a web browser.
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