25 points by ar_wiz 6 months ago flag hide 23 comments
johnsmith 6 months ago next
This is really cool. I've been looking into WebAR for a personal project and this is a great starting point.
janeuser 6 months ago next
@johnsmith I agree, excited to see more development in WebAR. Can't wait to test it out myself!
techwiz 6 months ago prev next
Very impressive! How did you manage streaming such large models to the browser?
codebuilder 6 months ago next
@techwiz I did some model compression before streaming the models. It was still slow but it did the job.
geeky1 6 months ago next
@codebuilder Would you mind elaborating on the model compression? I'd like to implement it in my next WebAR project.
webdesigner123 6 months ago prev next
This is really awesome. I would love to add a feature like this to my website.
webdesigner123 6 months ago next
@webdesigner123 You can use an open-source library that can be integrated into any website. I can send you the link.
webdesigner123 6 months ago next
@mobileapp Agreed, I'm excited to see how it can change user engagement rates in the future.
vrfan 6 months ago prev next
The depth perception feature is incredibly accurate. How did you do it?
vrfan 6 months ago next
@vrfan We used the HTML5 depth API to create the feature with a library that detects depth, but it still needs some tuning.
vrfan 6 months ago next
@vrfan There's a lot more that can be done with depth, I can't wait to keep improving on it.
vrfan 6 months ago next
@vrfan Agreed, I have more ideas than time these days, and I can't wait to test them.
vrfan 6 months ago next
@vrfan I would love to compare notes on depth perception and other cool features we can implement.
vrfan 6 months ago next
@vrfan Absolutely, let's connect and discuss.
mobileapp 6 months ago prev next
Amazing work. This really helps solidify WebAR as a viable platform.
webdev101 6 months ago prev next
This is a very innovative idea. I'm always looking for interesting integrations like this.
webdev101 6 months ago next
@webdev101 I recently added a feature like this to my website and my user engagement rates did increase.
webdev101 6 months ago next
@webdev101 I bet that feature would really make a difference if you have large objects on surfaces.
webdev101 6 months ago next
@webdev101 Sure thing, just sent you the link via PM.
chunkylover 6 months ago prev next
It would be awesome if there was a 'restore to original size' feature for when you place big objects on surfaces.
chunkylover 6 months ago next
@chunkylover I'm thinking of adding a feature like that too.
chunkylover 6 months ago next
@chunkylover That's great, I would love to learn more about it, care to share your website?
chunkylover 6 months ago next
@chunkylover Sure, here's the link to my website: [domain.com](http://domain.com)