Strolling Down the Metaverse
summary
Claims that WebVR makes VR democratic backed by concrete demos and browser support: Samsung Internet ships WebVR (Gear VR first mobile support), Chrome/Firefox/Edge partial support, and the WebVR API plus A‑Frame, Gamepad API and Web Speech are used to build Air Horner VR, a museum‑deployed Ava archaeological experience that taught 4,000‑year‑old village details to a five‑year‑old, a demo that fit 200 people in one scene, and a dress that broadcast a URL with a physical web beacon visible 50–70 meters.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 4:41Access to latest web technologies
- 8:11browser support
- 8:58hardware support
- 11:32¡OS? support
- 12:16Progressive enhancement
- 33:30What comes next? (WebVR 2.0)
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