The future of the web is immersive (Google I/O '18)

This talk will demonstrate how the web can extend the reach of VR and AR experiences. Get an update on Web XR and a quick show of tools that developers can use to create web VR experiences on existing websites. The session will also include a demo of AR on the mobile web, helping developers understand how to get started today.
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#io18 event: Google I/O 2018; re_ty: Publish; product: Chrome - General; fullname: Brandon Jones, John Pallett; event: Google I/O 2018;

[@YoniBinstock]

Great talk Brandon!

[@ronen6020]

Can I get url links for the demos please?

[@jhonsilvaale7784]

Amazing

[@mikelbcn91]

As of today web io-ar-web.appspot.com/ is not accessible, at least from spain, so I can't try this yet. Is there something I'm missing?

[@sahilhadke]

Any update on this in 2020?

[@jaye1105]

Really good !

[@jaye1105]

so nice to see @brandon Jones

[@MarcRacho]

yes, please yes

[@augm3nt384]

The future of the Web is Open and Immersive . AFrame aframe.io

[@JanErikVinje]

Great talk but one off topic thing: I really cringe inside when I see attribution lists. I don't truly believe most of those named really would like to burden third party users of their work with the attribution. Sure there are always some narcissist around, and a couple who could use every credit just to help their careers bring food on their tables, but for most who share their stuff for public use I am of the belief that they wouldn't mind that it was used without attribution, they would still feal happy to see it come to use. When ever I can I try to use Unlicense or WTFPL on my own software projects, and if I shared some creative imagery or audio with the world I would surely prefer that I could mark it as public domain with NO attribution or licence text required. I really think this attribution stuff is a true burdon on society that we should avoid as much as possible. One example: A webapp that I have been working on used a few different open source js libraries, but they all require full licence texts to be included in the sourcecode... So the minified js files have this secteion of unminified comments that includes licence texts, and it is quite a few bits in total. And every user that never reads any sourcecode had to waste bandwith downloading the extra text, waste cpu cycles on their pc or smartphone parsing the string, while we developers have to take care that the licence texts are not removed by the minification process. I do not believe most contributors to those open source projects really feal strongly that licence tects ought to be part of the minified sourcecode of third party apps. I respect those who make great contributions to open source, but I don't really think most of them are narcissist who would like to contribute to the accelerated entrophy death of the universe for no good reason other than glorifying them.

[@trappedcat3615]

no, please no