Experience Augmented Reality directly on your smartphone or tablet – completely without app.
By simply scanning a QR code, you instantly launch WebAR in the browser, providing your audience with an intuitive, interactive AR experience.
This offers you several benefits:
Sounds exciting? Find out more about WebAR!
The avatar of Erwin Halder, the inventor of the Simplex hammer, clearly explains the advantages and applications of the different hammers.
Through AR, you can experience Erwin Halder in the real world and see up close what advantages Halder hammers have compared to ordinary hammers.
This WebAR application makes one of King Ludwig II's unrealized architectural visions tangible: the planned Munich Festival House for Richard Wagner. It is based on a detailed 3D scan of the model exhibited at the King Ludwig II Museum on Herrenchiemsee. Visitors can explore the never-built theater as an interactive digital object directly in their browser.
In this WebAR app you can bring 4 of Germany's most beautiful castles into your home. View the architecture from all sides and you can also scale the building as you wish. The application was created as part of a tourist campaign to promote Germany as a destination for foreign countries.
The 3D scan data used to create the castles was elaborately created using photogrammetry technology via drone footage. The special challenge here was that the resulting AR file could not be larger than 5MB in order to function as an AD on Instagram and Facebook.
5G is an exciting new technology that is revolutionizing mobile data traffic. European IT and defense company Thales chose WebAR technology to illustrate the various use cases for 5G.
WebAR is a form of augmented reality that works directly in the browser without the need to install an app. Users can experience AR experiences simply by scanning a QR code on smartphones and tablets.
WebAR offers the advantage that no app installation is required, which makes access easier for users. In addition, there are no costs for app updates in the App Store and Playstore, and AR content can be updated quickly via the internet.
You can try out WebAR by scanning a QR code with your smartphone or tablet. This allows you to discover AR experiences directly in the browser of your mobile device.
WebAR runs on cell phones, tablets and PCs. It works directly in the browser without the need for special hardware.
The Halder Hammer WebAR experience shows the avatar of Erwin Halder explaining the advantages and applications of Simplex hammers. Users can experience the hammers in the real world and see their advantages compared to conventional hammers.
Torsten Fell is an expert in extended reality and metaverse with 20 years of experience. In WebAR, he presents himself as an AR avatar and explains his services when you scan the QR code on his card.
The Deutschland Tourismus WebAR app allows users to experience four of Germany's most beautiful castles in their own homes. The app was developed as part of a tourism campaign and uses photogrammetry technology for 3D visualization.
The 3D representation of the castles was created using photogrammetry technology that utilizes drone footage. A particular challenge was that the AR file had to be no larger than 5MB in order to function as an ad on platforms such as Instagram and Facebook.
The Thales 5G AR Experience is an application that clearly illustrates the various use cases of 5G technology. It runs both on cell phones in AR and as a classic PC application without the AR effect.
