Sneak peak video... (Re: Happy birth day! AR now runs in all the major web browsers)

Thought everyone here might be interested in seeing the sneak peak video 
we posted yesterday showing our web based image tracking working in 
Safari on an iPhone - the exact same experience works in Chrome on 
Android or on your Computer.

   https://twitter.com/awe_media/status/915782292123009025

There's so much going on in the space right now with #WebAR/#WebXR 
really starting to lay some solid foundations. But while we wait for the 
new APIs to evolve we're releasing fully working web based image 
tracking as part of our platform. Location based AR across all the major 
device platforms/browsers is already there now.

Exciting times - can't wait to see what people create with this!

Rob Manson
CEO & co-founder

https://awe.media
Mixed Reality. In the web. On any device.



On 8/6/17 1:24 pm, roBman@awe.media wrote:
>
> While I'm busy writing up the notes from our web-based AR workshop at 
> the Web3D event I thought I'd share an update on another major 
> development. This week at WWDC, Apple announced support for WebRTC on 
> iOS Safari!
>
> This makes June 2017 a very exciting time in the web. It’s been a long 
> time coming (see our presentation from Seoul 2010 
> <https://www.slideshare.net/robman/patterns-of-interest-iswar-seoul-2010/19>), 
> and today we are watching the birth of a new industry as the last big 
> browser joins the fold.
>
> All of the web standards required for AR on the web have been 
> available for some time now, yet they have not been consistently 
> accessible while Apple’s iOS left a gaping hole in the web platform. 
> But as of June 6th 2017 this changed. This announcement means we can 
> now access the iPhone and iPad camera in Safari using open web 
> standards. This brings “video-see-thru” AR in the browser to another 
> Billion plus devices.
>
> However, it's worth looking at this great slide from Mary Meeker's 
> recent presentation 
> <https://www.slideshare.net/kleinerperkins/internet-trends-2017-report/7> 
> to see exactly what share of this changing market they really represent.
>
> Here's a longer post on this update 
> <https://medium.com/@robman/happy-birth-day-ar-now-runs-in-all-the-major-web-browsers-a40c41e8653e> 
> that I've shared on Medium.
>
> More updates coming soon...
>
> Rob Manson
> CEO & co-founder
>
> https://awe.media
> Mixed Reality. In the web. On any device.
>