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Elijah Tai is the CEO and co-founder of Wonderleap, a company dedicated to helping WebXR developers monetize their experiences. In this part of our multi-part conversation, we think about where WebXR could be heading, how WenVR and WebAR apps could be more tightly integrated with headset OSs, and finally audio AR. Follow Elijah Tai on twitter (@elijah_tai) or reach out to him per email ([email protected]).
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Elijah Tai is the CEO and co-founder of Wonderleap, a company dedicated to helping WebXR developers monetize their experiences. In this part of our multi-part conversation, Elijah speaks about what he imagines users currently expect from a Browser in VR, we discuss discover-ability of WebXR content, touching on Desktop-to-VR link sharing and finally compare innovation of input in the smartphone space to the BR browsing experience. Follow Elijah Tai on twitter (@elijah_tai) or reach out to him per email ([email protected]).
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Elijah Tai is the CEO and co-founder of Wonderleap, a company dedicated to helping WebXR developers monetize their experiences.
In this part of our multi-part conversation, we ask Elijah why he believes WebXR is going to be a thing, discuss what WebXR is missing to get there and touch on content diversity on the immersive web.
Follow Elijah Tai on twitter (@elijah_tai) or reach out to him per email ([email protected]).
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Elijah Tai is the CEO and co-founder of Wonderleap, a company dedicated to helping WebXR developers monetize their experiences.
In this part of our multi-part conversation, we discuss different forms of advertisement in WebVR and who currently benefits most from advertising on the immersive web.
Follow Elijah Tai on twitter (@elijah_tai) or reach out to him per email ([email protected]).
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Elijah Tai is the CEO and co-founder of Wonderleap, a company dedicated to helping WebXR developers monetize their experiences.
In this part of our multi-part conversation, he talks about how he started his work on making WebVR development sustainable. He talks about his beginnings in tech and how he was inspired by the possibilities on the immersive web.
Follow Elijah Tai on twitter (@elijah_tai) or reach out to him per email ([email protected]).
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We discuss different Virtual- and Augmented Reality headsets and try to compare which are best for WebXR development.
Which browsers support WebXR and which browsers we each prefer for development. We also touch on some features that are currently being worked on for the WebXR Device API specification.
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A creative brainstorming session for uses cases of WebXR.
We talk about how scopes of native projects compare to web and discuss what web standards are.
We discuss whether building a WebXR project in Unity 3D or Unreal Engine 4 is possible and compare them to A-Frame inspector and 8thwall's Cloud IDE. Finally we briefly hint at the Wonderland Engine.
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