WebXR Device API: The W3C Standards Group has published specifications for adding VR and AR technologies to the Web.
The WebXR Device API will allow websites support virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) devices, as well as head-mounted screen sensors.
So when there is collaboration with 3D content through it WebGL, a URL will be created that will take you to another world.
Most VR virtual reality developers create interactive virtual worlds on engines like Unreal and Unity.
Developers often write the project them in a language like C#. WebXR (which builds on an earlier work called WebVR) could advance the development of VR and AR technologies to developers familiar with tools such as Amazon Sumerian or languages such as javascript.
“The WebXR Device API will provide for the first time the opportunity to technologies of AR and VR projects to help people on a web scale," explains Trevor Flowers, president of the Immersive Web Community Group.
It will be great to see how millions of webmasters around the world will use their existing skills to develop a wider web.
The new WebXR application programming interface is still unstable and needs further improvement. So it is very likely that we will see another W3C model coming out later.
This particular project is being edited by Brandon Jones Google and Nell Waliczek from Amazon for the task force Immersive Web of the W3C.
