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A lightweight, cross-browser JavaScript library for creating and displaying 3D graphics in the browser.
A powerful, beautiful, and open-source 3D game and rendering engine built as a friendly JavaScript framework.
A web framework for building browser-based 3D, AR, and VR experiences using declarative HTML.
An open-source game engine for creating interactive 3D content and games that run directly in web browsers using WebGL and WebGPU.
A real-time collision detection and multi-physics simulation SDK for VR, games, robotics, and machine learning.
Open-source head tracking software that translates real-world head movements into game inputs for flight simulators and military games.
A Farm Yard example scene demonstrating how to use VRTK v4 and Tilia packages for rapid spatial computing development in Unity.
A high-performance 3D graphics toolkit for real-time visualization, simulation, and virtual reality applications.
A simple Lua framework for rapidly building VR experiences across multiple platforms and devices.
A 3D engine for Android based on OpenGL ES 2.0/3.0, used for apps and live wallpapers.
A 360-degree panorama video player library for iOS with Metal rendering and SwiftUI support.
3D plotting for Python in Jupyter notebooks using WebGL and IPython widgets.
A lightweight library for creating VR user interfaces as Three.js Object3Ds, enabling immersive UI directly in 3D scenes.
A flexible modular quadrotor simulator with decoupled rendering (Unity) and physics engines for robotics research.
A discontinued collection of curated resources for the A-Frame WebVR framework.
A Unity package for developing and exporting WebXR experiences (AR/VR) to WebGL with full WebXR API integration.
Issue tracker and development release for the Linux port of SteamVR, enabling VR content creation on Linux.
A collection of 2D, 3D, and VR experiments, tutorials, and mechanics built with the Godot game engine.
A collection of support scenes and tools for building AR and VR applications in the Godot game engine.
An open-source platform for building and deploying immersive social experiences, games, and spatial web applications.
A lightweight Unity library that exposes the WebXR JavaScript API in C# for building AR/VR experiences in the browser.
A curated list of links and resources for WebXR development, covering engines, frameworks, projects, and communities.
A versatile game engine for creating video games and real-time 3D/2D applications, including simulators and VR systems.
A multiplatform framework for building interactive 3D and XR experiences using React and Babylon.js with a declarative component model.
A template Godot project for building VR games with preconfigured plugins, XR tools, and a simple demo.
A web framework and browser for building and experiencing rich virtual reality environments directly in the browser.
A virtual reality component for Framer that creates immersive environments using cubemaps and projects interactive layers.
A set of web components for embedding interactive 360-degree images and videos into web pages with VR support.
A Swift framework that enables immersive AR headset experiences using Google Cardboard, with handheld AR alternatives.
A Swift toolkit for creating interactive VR experiences on iOS with SceneKit and viewfinder-based interaction.
A web-based avatar system that loads multiple 3D model formats and provides full-body inverse kinematics with microphone-driven facial animation.
A WebGL port of Unity's MToon toon shader for babylon.js, enabling stylized 3D rendering in web applications.
A cross-platform spatial audio framework for encoding, decoding, and transcoding multichannel audio with headtracking support.
A WebVR remote desktop application for Oculus Quest using Babylon.js, React, and WebRTC.
An Adobe AIR Native Extension (ANE) that provides Google Virtual Reality SDK functionality for 360 images and videos on Android and iOS.
A Python package and web app for visualizing 3D point clouds in VR and Jupyter notebooks.
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