It’s not possible to accurately convey how spatial video looks in Zapbox with a standard 2D video like this, Spatial Video currently must be captured on an iPhone 15 Pro, and is essentially stereoscopic 3D video, and when viewed through Zapbox, appear 3D to the user, similar to a 3D television, or watching a 3D movie in a cinema. 2D videos, when viewed in Zapbox look like 2D videos projected into the real world.

Thank you :) we're still evaluating shipping solutions to Australia at the moment, stay tuned for any updates.

Hi iPhones generally have a little over 1080p (1170px ish width for non-max ones) but not all the screen is visible through the lenses and it's usually more comfortable to show the video slightly smaller than the full FOV of the headset. So the effective display resolution tends to be a bit lower than that.

Hi there, you can download them from our docs site here>> docs.zap.works/designer/tutorials/treasure-hunt-template/

Hi there, at the moment the controllers are needed to use Zapbox.

Hi @yucaiyun, sorry to hear that. Zapbox is still available when you're ready to test it out :)

Hi Rominar, feel free to join our Discord server where you can get this question answered: discord.gg/JF3hTpsN

Hi Wondrvrse, if you want the full spatial effect then best to capture spatial videos with an iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max or have a friend share some with you. You can also watch standard videos in the Zapbox spatial TV app.

@@ZapparApp cool! So spatial video is a 3D effect right

When say 3D effect I have it is 2D but when using controllers that looks 3D but spatial video itself looks like 2D projected video just environment around it looks in 3D not actual spatial video

It’s not possible to accurately convey how spatial video looks in Zapbox with a standard 2D video like this, Spatial Video currently must be captured on an iPhone 15 Pro, and is essentially stereoscopic 3D video, and when viewed through Zapbox, appear 3D to the user, similar to a 3D television, or watching a 3D movie in a cinema. 2D videos, when viewed in Zapbox look like 2D videos projected into the real world.

Hi Wondrvrse, spatial video works best in the Zapbox spatial TV app for iOS.

@@ZapparApp will there be way watch panoramic videos and also be able to change your background while watching spatial videos

We are working on adding support for other immersive video formats like 360 / 180 formats, and alternative virtual environments is another feature on the longer-term roadmap :)

@@ZapparApp future looks bright hope the design team create more apps for entertainment like being able watch 3D movies watch KZbin VR, watch Disney + Netflix etc

Hi there, Zapbox comes with a front-to-back strap and a ratchet for tightening or loosening the headset to find the perfect position on your head. Hope this helps

Hi there, Zapbox comes with two Bluetooth 6DoF controllers and currently support iPhone 11 or above.

We offer content and support through our Docs site :) docs.zap.works/

We offer content and support through our Docs site :) docs.zap.works/

This was built by one of our agency partners Virtual Method using our Unity SDK.

Hi Mark, it is indeed, you can browse and play videos directly from your Photos library with expanded functionality coming soon.

Hi there, this is launched through the web so the experience will automatically play when scanned with the camera app.

We had a short time where the app was in review - you can now find it here >> apps.apple.com/us/app/zapbox-spatial-tv/id6472195926

Hi @manishaentertainmentzone, please do get in touch with [email protected] for any questions, and our friendly team will be happy to help! - Francesca

Hi @user-xv3ks6yj6o! This video is for an earlier version of our Zapbox product. To find out more, please check out the following page: www.zappar.com/zapbox/ . - Francesca

Hi there! It might be that your onVisible or onNotVisible behaviour is not set up - we have some great documentation here: docs.zap.works/universal-ar/unity/ , or you can join our community Discord at discord.gg/D8F5YpnukH :) - Francesca

Hi @Sidecontrol1234! As anybody can use our Zapworks Tool Suite, we don't have a tutorial for this specific showcase; however, we have lots of similar tutorials and guides on our documentation site at docs.zap.works - we can't wait to see what you create!

Hi abhishekfredrick, please check your email, we have responded to your ticket on this matter. Thanks!

Hi there, to resolve this issue can you check that the GameObject is placed correctly in your Unity scene. It should be positioned at the center of the image target or the tracking area where you want it to appear. Also, make sure it's not below the image target in the scene. Additionally, check your hierarchy to make sure that the GameObject is within the image tracker group. hope this helps and for further support, please submit a ticket at docs.zap.works/contact/

Hi Dimitrio, Thanks so much for your question! Do you have a particular use case you'd like to see offline experiences? Experiences built with Zapworks Designer will launch in WebAR, and therefore you will need an internet browser and internet connection to access them. However, if you would like to discuss this in more detail, please do get in touch to [email protected] and we'd be happy to provide more information! All the best, Francesca

Hi there, she is using Zapworks Designer, zap.works/designer/, which is our no-code and web-based Augmented Reality tool. Start a free trial at tinyurl.com/zapworks.

Hi Huynh, Thanks for your question! You can change the text in that particular button by finding the button in your index.html file, and then editing it as you would a regular web page. For more information, I'd recommend taking a look at our Example Project Library to see how you can customise your Universal AR SDK built projects - docs.zap.works/universal-ar/example-project-library/. All the best, Francesca

@@ZapparAppseem must buy if want use my host?

It really is, thank you Casey!

Hi Vikki, This video relates to a previous generation of ZapBox, ZapBox Cardboard. With our brand new hardware model releasing very recently, we made the decision to remove old iOS app from the App Store to avoid confusion for now and to begin maintenance for newer phones. We do plan to make the older app available in the future, but in the mean time I'd recommend checking out our newest (yet affordable!) mixed reality headset - Zapbox here www.zappar.com/zapbox/. All the best, Francesca

Hey Isaac, the unity SDK is now available to download here github.com/zappar-xr/zapbox-xr-sdk

Hi Vijay! You may find our dedicated importing documentation helpful here, which you can find at: docs.zap.works/universal-ar/unity/getting-started/importing/ - Francesca

Thanks for getting in touch! To answer your question, yes you can - read more about triggers available here - docs.zap.works/general/project-triggers/

Hi Nipon, glad to hear you enjoyed the tutorial! There are a few answers to your questions. If you want different models on the same card, you don't need to scan for every planet, you'll just need to add a scene inside Designer. Here is a link to our image tracking doc to help guide you: docs.zap.works/designer/tracking/image-tracking/ But if you have different cards, yes you will, because you will need to create a new project for each card since Designer does not have multiple image tracking. You can deep link between your projects though as a little hack, we usually recommend menus or buttons for this. This will help with how to create buttons to link to other pages e.g. Links to Web Page: docs.zap.works/designer/actions/ More info on deep link URLs: docs.zap.works/general/project-triggers/deep-links/

Hey Braydon, glad to hear you enjoyed the video and found it helpful :)

Hi Tony, the iOS App will be released in the coming weeks so keep an eye out for the announcement on our socials :D

Hi there - we’re so glad you’re enjoying the Universal AR SDK for Unity! It might be helpful to know that you can remove the overlaying preview image in your experience through the image target trainer: docs.zap.works/universal-ar/unity/tracking/image-tracking/#zappar-image-trainer Mixing environment tracking with image tracking would class as extended tracking, and would therefore require quite a lot of mathematics! It’s for this reason that we find developers tend to hide content when the target image is not in view, using the target image’s 'On Seen' and 'On Not Seen’ events. Or, if you don’t need a target image, you could try instant world tracking, which is our environment tracking solution built for the web. You can learn more about our tracking types and the Universal AR SDK for Unity on our documentation site here: docs.zap.works/universal-ar/unity/getting-started/ - Francesca

@@ZapparApp Thank you for your response! Yes, I found I can remove the image, so that's cool, thanks! Thank you for the suggestion, I was able to setup an instant world tracking project and have it hosted. I can tap to place the object, which is great, but it doesn't entirely stay put. The object will be placed where I tapped, but if I walk around, the object follows a bit and is a little jittery. Is this common? If it matters, I'm using Safari on an iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 16.4.1.

@@drumdover Hello, it’s great to hear how you’ve been getting on! Generally, we recommend looking at or placing instant world tracked content on a textured surface; this is so that anchor has something to ‘grab on’ to. It can also be helpful to position content anchor-first, rather than content-first. This means that content should be as close to the center of the tracker as possible; and if you need to adjust content positioning, you should start by manipulating the Instant Tracker’s AnchorOffsetFromCamera parameters first, rather than positioning specific content (e.g. a mesh). Moving content too far away from the tracker in either direction will naturally cause what appears to be 'drift', due to the perspective and our natural eye. Please do look forward to updates coming to our environment tracking solutions. If you are particularly struggling, please do feel free to send an email in to [email protected] and we'll be happy to assist! - Francesca

Hey Aniket, thanks for watching! To answer your question - yes, once you scan the QR code it works on both browsers :)