You can use Onirix to build augmented reality experiences that run directly in mobile web browsers without installing extra applications. It provides a visual studio interface where you can drag and drop assets, as well as an online code editor that supports standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The system offers multiple tracking options including image tracking, surface detection through SLAM, gyroscope-based rotation tracking, and spatial tracking for real spaces. You can also deploy pre-built templates or integrate custom interactive 3D models for marketing and training.
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