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WebVR

2017-02-03T02:12:58Z

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{{Platform Infobox
|image={{#ev:youtube|ZOaOYTOpwyM|350}}
|Type=[[Virtual Reality]]
|Subtype=
|Creator=
|Developer=[[Mozilla]], [[Google]]
|Manufacturer=
|Operating System=[[Windows]], [[Mac]], [[Android]]
|Browser=[[Firefox]], [[Chrome]]
|Devices=
|Accessories=
|Release Date=
|Price=
|Website=http://mozvr.com/
http://vr.chromeexperiments.com/
}}
WebVR is a [[Virtual Reality#Platforms|Virtual Reality Platform]] that allows the users to experience [[VR]] in their web browsers. WebVR allows the users to access their browsers through their [[Virtual Reality#Devices|VR Devices]]. VR content can be created with [[WebGL]], a Javascript API for rendering 3D graphics. Currently WebVR is available for [[#Mozilla Firefox|Mozilla Firefox]] and [[#Google Chrome|Google Chrome]].

==Browsers==
===Mozilla Firefox===
{{Main|MozVR}}
To view WebVR content, user needs to download Firefox Nightly with VR and WebVR Oculus Rift Enabler add-on and use an [[Oculus Rift (Platform)|Oculus Rift]].

===Google Chrome===
To view WebVR content, users needs to download [https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzudLt22BqGRbW9WTHMtOWMzNjQ&usp=sharing#list Chromium with WebVR] by [[Brandon Jones]], a Chrome WebGL/WebVR developer at Google.

A different project, [http://vr.chromeexperiments.com/ Chrome Experiments], works with [[Google Cardboard]] only.

==Features==
[[Metaverse]]

==Developer Resources==
===A-Frame===
[[A-Frame]]<ref>https://aframe.io</ref> is MozVR's open source framework for creating WebVR worlds with markup.

===WebVR Boilerplate===
[[WebVR Boilerplate]]<ref>https://github.com/borismus/webvr-boilerplate</ref> is the starting point for web-based VR experiences that work in both [[Google Cardboard]] and [[Oculus Rift (Platform)]].

===Vizor===
[[Vizor]]<ref>http://vizor.io/</ref> is a collaborative, user-friendly visual editor that lets anyone create and share their own VR experiences in a web browser.

===GLAM===
[[GLAM]]<ref>http://tparisi.github.io/glam/</ref> is a declarative language for 3D web content that combines the power of WebGL with a set of easy-to-use markup tags and style properties.

===SceneVR===
[[SceneVR]]<ref>http://www.scenevr.com/</ref> is a platform for creating virtual reality scenes using tools web developers are experienced with.

==References==
<references />

[[Category:Virtual Reality Platforms]]

WebVR

2017-02-03T02:12:42Z

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{{stub}}
{{Platform Infobox
|image={{#ev:youtube|ZOaOYTOpwyM|350}}
|Type=[[Virtual Reality]]
|Subtype=
|Creator=
|Developer=[[Mozilla]], [[Google]]
|Manufacturer=
|Operating System=[[Windows]], [[Mac]], [[Android]]
|Browser=[[Firefox]], [[Chrome]]
|Devices=
|Accessories=
|Release Date=
|Price=
|Website=http://mozvr.com/
http://vr.chromeexperiments.com/
}}
WebVR is a [[Virtual Reality#Platforms|Virtual Reality Platform]] that allows the users to experience [[VR]] in their web browsers. WebVR allows the users to access their browsers through their [[Virtual Reality#Devices|VR Devices]]. VR content can be created with [[WebGL]], a Javascript API for rendering 3D graphics. Currently WebVR is available for [[#Mozilla Firefox|Mozilla Firefox]] and [[#Google Chrome|Google Chrome]]..

==Browsers==
===Mozilla Firefox===
{{Main|MozVR}}
To view WebVR content, user needs to download Firefox Nightly with VR and WebVR Oculus Rift Enabler add-on and use an [[Oculus Rift (Platform)|Oculus Rift]].

===Google Chrome===
To view WebVR content, users needs to download [https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzudLt22BqGRbW9WTHMtOWMzNjQ&usp=sharing#list Chromium with WebVR] by [[Brandon Jones]], a Chrome WebGL/WebVR developer at Google.

A different project, [http://vr.chromeexperiments.com/ Chrome Experiments], works with [[Google Cardboard]] only.

==Features==
[[Metaverse]]

==Developer Resources==
===A-Frame===
[[A-Frame]]<ref>https://aframe.io</ref> is MozVR's open source framework for creating WebVR worlds with markup.

===WebVR Boilerplate===
[[WebVR Boilerplate]]<ref>https://github.com/borismus/webvr-boilerplate</ref> is the starting point for web-based VR experiences that work in both [[Google Cardboard]] and [[Oculus Rift (Platform)]].

===Vizor===
[[Vizor]]<ref>http://vizor.io/</ref> is a collaborative, user-friendly visual editor that lets anyone create and share their own VR experiences in a web browser.

===GLAM===
[[GLAM]]<ref>http://tparisi.github.io/glam/</ref> is a declarative language for 3D web content that combines the power of WebGL with a set of easy-to-use markup tags and style properties.

===SceneVR===
[[SceneVR]]<ref>http://www.scenevr.com/</ref> is a platform for creating virtual reality scenes using tools web developers are experienced with.

==References==
<references />

[[Category:Virtual Reality Platforms]]

Oculus Rift (Platform)

2017-02-03T02:10:22Z

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{{Platform Infobox
|image=[[File:oculus rift1.jpg|350px]]
|Type=[[Virtual Reality]]
|Subtype=[[Head-mounted Display]]
|Creator=[[Palmer Luckey]]
|Developer=[[Oculus VR]]
|Devices=[[Development Kit 1]]<br>[[Development Kit 2]]<br>[[Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition]]<br>[[Samsung Gear VR]]<br>[[Consumer Version 1]]
|Accessories=[[Oculus Touch]]
|Website=[https://www.oculus.com/ Oculus.com]
}}
[[Oculus Rift]] is a series of [[Virtual Reality]] [[head-mounted display]]s developed by [[Oculus VR]]. As a [[Virtual Reality#Platforms|Virtual Reality platform]], Oculus produces not only hardware but also an [[#Oculus SDK|SDK]], [[Oculus Share|App Store]], [[Oculus Home|Portal]], software, [[#Accessories|accessories]] and most importantly a passionate community of developers and enthusiasts. Oculus Rift has released 2 development kits, [[DK1]] in March 29, 2013 and [[DK2]] in July, 2014. The first 2 versions, called Development Kits, are intended for creators and hardcore enthusiasts of [[VR]] content. The third version of Oculus Rift will be a [[Oculus Rift CV1|consumer version]] scheduled for Q1 2016 release...

==Devices==
===PC Series===
'''Consumer Version 1''':
[[Rift]] or [[Consumer Version 1]] ([[CV1]])

'''Development Kit 2''':
[[Development Kit 2]] ([[DK2]])

'''Development Kit 1''':
[[Development Kit 1]] ([[DK1]])

===Mobile Series===
'''Samsung Gear VR''':
[[Samsung Gear VR]] - First consumer version

'''Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition''':
[[Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition]]

==Accessories==
===Input Devices===
[[Oculus Touch]]

===Sensors===
[[Oculus Sensor]]

==Platform==
[[Oculus Home]] - Official [[portal]] and community page.

[[Oculus Social]] - multiplayer VR experiences.

[[Oculus Store]] - Official curated [[App Store]] of Oculus Rift

[[Oculus Share]] - Official [[App Store|app distribution platform]] and database for Oculus Rift.

[[Oculus Concepts]] - allows developers to distribute content that is in the early stages of development.

[[App Stores|Other app stores]] - Oculus Rift is an open platform that allows apps to be distributed on other locations outside of official ones.<ref>http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/12/oculus-app-store/</ref>

==Apps==
'''[[Oculus Rift Apps]]'''

[[Oculus Medium]] - VR sculpting tool used with [[Oculus Touch]].

==Developer==
===Oculus SDK===
[[Oculus SDK]]

[[Oculus Mobile SDK]]

[[Oculus Audio SDK]]

[[Touch SDK]]

==Technology==
===Positional Tracking===
'''[[Constellation]]''' is a [[positional tracking]] system developed by [[Oculus VR]] for [[Oculus Rift CV1]] and [[Oculus Touch]].

==History==

==References==
<references />

[[Category:Platforms]] [[Category:Virtual Reality Platforms]]