WebVR allows users to have immersive virtual reality experiences directly within web browsers. It provides frictionless access to VR across platforms and works with various VR headsets like Cardboard, Daydream, Oculus Rift, and Vive. The WebVR API is a W3C standard for enabling VR on the web and browser support is growing, with Chrome, Firefox, and others supporting it on Android and desktop. Developers can build WebVR experiences using frameworks like three.js and markup languages while tools and formats like OBJ/MTL files help create and deploy VR content on the web platform.

1. WEBVR
Virtual Reality on the Web
Timmy Kokke -- @Sorskoot

3. What is WebVR?
immersive experience
web

4. What is WebVR?
• Frictionless access
• Widely supported
• W3C standard
• Works everywhere

5. Cardboard DayDream Oculus ViveGearVR Windows MR
Chrome Android
Samsung Internet
Chrome Android
(Chromium)
Oculus Browser
Samsung Internet
Chrome
FireFox
Opera
Chrome
FireFox
Servo
Opera
Edge
Where is WebVR?

6. Browser support

7. How to WebVR?
ecosystem

8. How does WebVR work?

9. WebVR Code Example

10. WebVR Ecosystem
• Frameworks code
three.js
markup

11. WebVR Ecosystem
• Frameworks
• Formats
.obj + .mtl

12. WebVR Ecosystem
• Frameworks
• Formats
• Tools

13. Vizor

14. A-Frame

16. 2018
• WebVR ”2.0”
• WebXR Device API
Specification
• WebXR NL

17. 2018
The Year WebVR Goes Mainstream

18. Timmy Kokke
https://timmykokke.com
@Sorskoot
WebXR NL Meetup
https://webxr.nl