WebAR try it yourself.
Experience augmented reality directly on your smartphone or tablet – completely without an app. Simply scan a QR code, and WebAR starts immediately in your browser: intuitive, interactive, immediately experienceable.
Augmented Reality – without barriers, without an app
No app installation
WebAR runs directly in the browser. No app store, no download, no barrier to entry – one scan is all it takes.
No update costs
Ongoing app update costs in the App Store and Play Store are eliminated—keeping your budget predictable.
Update quickly & easily
Content is updated centrally via the internet and is immediately live for everyone—without waiting for approvals.
Four WebAR experiences to scan
Point your smartphone camera at one of the QR codes – the AR experience will start directly in the browser.
Halder Hammer – WebAR with Avatar
The avatar of Erwin Halder, inventor of the Simplex hammer, vividly explains the advantages and applications of the various hammers. Through AR, you can experience him in the real world – up close and interactively.
Festival Theatre for Richard Wagner
An unrealized architectural vision of King Ludwig II – the planned Munich Festival Theatre – can be experienced as an interactive 3D object. The basis is a detailed 3D scan of the model from the King Ludwig II Museum.
Castles in AR – Germany Tourism
Bring four of Germany's most beautiful castles into your home. Examine the architecture from all angles and scale the structures as you like. The 3D scans were created using photogrammetry from drone footage.
Thales – 5G AR Experience
5G is revolutionizing mobile data traffic. For Thales, this WebAR application vividly visualizes various 5G use cases—running on mobile phones in AR and classically as a PC application without AR effects.
More about WebAR
The avatar of Erwin Halder, the inventor of the Simplex hammer, clearly explains the advantages and applications of the different hammers to you.
Through AR, you experience Erwin Halder in the real world and see firsthand the advantages that Halder's hammers have over ordinary hammers.
This WebAR application brings to life one of King Ludwig II's unrealized architectural visions: the planned Munich Festival Theatre for Richard Wagner. It is based on a detailed 3D scan of the model exhibited in the King Ludwig II Museum on Herrenchiemsee. Visitors can explore the never-built theater as an interactive digital object directly in the 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 scale the building as you wish. The application was created as part of a tourism campaign to promote Germany as a travel destination abroad.
The 3D scan data used to create the locks was elaborately generated using the photogrammetry technique via drone footage. The particular challenge here was that the resulting AR file could not be larger than 5MB in order to work as an ad on Instagram and Facebook.
Everything You Need to Know About WebAR
WebAR is a form of augmented reality that works directly in the browser without the need to install an app. Users simply experience AR content by scanning a QR code on smartphones and tablets.
No app installation is required, which facilitates access. In addition, the costs for app updates in the App Store and Play Store are eliminated, and AR content can be quickly updated via the internet.
Scan one of the QR codes on this page with your smartphone or tablet. The AR experience will then start directly in your mobile device's browser – completely without installation.
WebAR runs on mobile phones, tablets, and PCs, directly in the browser and without special hardware. For the full AR effect, a smartphone or tablet with a camera is required.
It shows the avatar of Erwin Halder explaining the benefits and application areas of the Simplex mallets. Users experience the mallets in the real world and see their advantages over ordinary hammers.
It makes it possible to experience four of Germany's most beautiful castles at home. The app was created as part of a tourism campaign and uses photogrammetry for photorealistic 3D rendering.
About photogrammetry from drone footage. A particular challenge was that the AR file could not be larger than 5 MB in order to work as an ad on Instagram and Facebook.
An application that vividly illustrates the various use cases of 5G technology. It runs both on mobile phones in AR and classically as a PC application without AR effects.
Would you like your own WebAR experience?
Whether product presentation, marketing campaign, or interactive avatar – we develop your tailor-made WebAR project. Free initial consultation, personally at eye level.