Dogu Taskiran of Stambol Studios joins us to discuss the evolution of AR and VR on the web.
Show Notes
Dogu Taskiran of Stambol Studios joins us to discuss the evolution of AR and VR on the web. In short, AR/VR support on the web is still evolving, but now is a great time to give it a try. Companies are building serious app experiences today, especially in the retail/e-commerce space.
Show Notes:
Show Notes:
- Google and others are investing serious resources into WebVR. Standardization is actively evolving.
- Overhead, performance concerns? New devices are coming out to the market, that are fast and enabled with VR & AR. We don't expect it to be used to build games but integrated applications such as e-commerce/travel apps are being built today.
- "We need to tap into the expertise to spread the use of the VR/AR. Web development community is 30 times larger than the native developers, so the talent is there!"
- This technology becomes the most valuable when it is integrated within various business domains. A try-before-you-buy is going to be so invaluable. Dogu predicts that we'll see more and more of those.
Links:
- A-Frame: A web framework for building virtual reality experiences
- AR.js: AR for the web
- Microsoft Mixed Reality
- Stambol Studios Website
- Stambol Studios Blog is a valuable resource that covers the latest in VR/AR immersive tech.
- Dogu Taskiran on LinkedIn
- Dogu Taskiran on Twitter
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