You Can See to the Other Side of the World with Google's Latest Web-Based AR Experiment

Have you ever wondered where you'd come out if you drilled to the other side of the world? Now, if you have an Android device and Chrome web browser, you can find out. On its Experiments with Google hub, Google has aggregated a collection of AR experiences built on the WebXR standard that show off the outer reaches of what is possible for web-based AR development. Don't Miss: Google Flips the Switch on Web-Based Augmented Reality Experiences for ARCore Probably the coolest of the AR experiences in the WebXR collection is Floom, which opens a portal to the other side of the globe at your... more
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