WebVR, not just Holograms in the web but powerful platform
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Babylon.js is a 3D engine built on WebGL that is open source, community driven and written in TypeScript. It is used by first and third party apps from companies like Adobe, Sony and the US Army. Babylon.js supports backward compatibility and is truly cross-platform. It offers many features for 3D rendering, VR, physics, animations and more through a minimal amount of code. These features include PBR rendering, WebVR support, shadows and GUI controls. Developers can test and showcase scenes through the Babylon.js playground and documentation website.
WebVR, not just Holograms in the web but powerful platform
- 3. Headsets Platforms Frameworks Firefox Chromium Edge Samsung GearVR Daydream Oculus Browser Cardboard
- 4. - for example: anchors and hit testing
- 7. Babylon.js at a glance • 3D engine built on top of WebGL (1 and 2) • Open source (Apache 2 license) • Community driven • Written in TypeScript • Used by a lot of 1st and 3rd party apps • Remix3D, Xbox avatars, Bing, Visio, Dynamics CRM, PowerPoint, … • Adobe, Sony Electronics, US Army, Ubi Soft,…
- 8. Why Babylon.js ? • Backward compatibility and truly cross platform • Our philosophy: Developers should only type the minimum amount of code for every single feature • High performance • Not only an engine but also exporters, sandbox, playground, editor, big and reactive community • Features! WebVR WebAudio GamePad Touch Smart shadersPBR Collisions Physics Bones Morphing Particles Lens flares Postprocesses Animations Realtime refraction Realtime reflection WebRTC LOD Automatic decimations Shadows PBR
- 10. PBR • Physically Based Rendering • Real world simulation • Energie conservation
- 11. GUI • Fullscreen controls • WebVR support • Hardware acceleration
- 12. WebVR • Complete support of WebVR 1.1 • Fallback to Device Orientation API (Cardboard like) • Support HTC Vive, Oculus, GearVR and Windows MR devices • Support Gamepads and controllers (including MR controllers)
- 14. // teleportation embeds interaction support