Onirix Web AR Player

Onirix Web AR Player allows you to display complete AR experiences in a web browser.

Prepare your experience with some models and interaction, and share instantly with your audience in a frictionless way.

Try yourself: webAR example

Take a look at this sample experience to test the use of webAR with image tracking through your mobile browser. First, check out this video, this is the experience you should see using the following example:

Now try yourself by detecting the QR code to launch the experience, and then detecting the image of the poster to make it come alive (click the image to view close-up):

Compatibility

Onirix Web AR Player is compatible with the following mobile web browsers:

*Other browsers may be also compatible if supporting the following capabilities: WebGL, CameraAPI, DeviceMotionAPI, WebAssembly (WASM).

Devices must also conform to the following hardware requirements:

• Rear camera with at least VGA resolution (640x480px)
• Gyroscope sensor (only required for surface-tracking scenes).
• 2 GB RAM

Supported scene types and other limitations

Running in a browser has many advantages like avoiding app installations or the ability to embed experiences in existing web sites, but it also has some disadvantages compared with running on a native application.

The browser adds an extra layer of complexity, it is not the operating system who will directly manage your app resources, it will be your browser through the operating system, and this translates into about a 30% performance loss compared to the same experience on a native app.

Because of that, some of the most CPU-intensive tracking types of Onirix are not yet available in WebAR. See the following table:

Displaying single 3D assets

If you just want to share a single 3D asset without any interaction, Onirix Asset Viewer allows you to rapidly publish and share an asset, without needing to create a new project and associated scenes. Visit WebAR for Assets for more information.