VR by GeilDanke

Virtual Reality is not just a thing for AAA games. You can create VR for the web, and users only need a browser to enjoy virtual reality content. There are many interesting and compelling use cases for VR in the browser. On this page we have integrated stunning examples, like a 360 degree spherical image and a 360 degree spherical video.

Technically spoken, VR in a web browser is possible due to modern HTML5 APIs, like WebGL, WebVR, Fullscreen API and Web Audio API. Unfortunately not every browser is able to use these modern APIs, yet. So a fallback solution is always part of our WebVR projects.

Another important part of creating a WebVR experience is User Interaction Design and User Experience Design (UX Design). A WebVR project has to serve the needs of users, using a mouse, keyboard or a touch screen, and also support modern VR controllers or device rotation and position sensors.

How you can use VR in the Web.

Cardboard

The cardboard is the cheapest way to experience virtual reality. It is basically just a headset without a display made of paper or plastic, that you can use with your mobile phone.
Samsung Gear VR

Another virtual reality headset is the Samsung Gear VR. You can use it with a modern Samsung Galaxy phone and there is also the Gear 360 camera for making 360 degree videos or images.
A Mobile Browser

With a fallback solution you can easily provide a 3D experience on mobile phones. Looking around the VR space may be possible by rotating the phone or swiping the screen.
Oculus Rift

The Oculus Rift is a virtual reality headset, that has an OLED panel for each eye. It works with a PC and therefore serves a better experience than a headset that works with mobile phones.
HTC Vive

Like the Oculus Rift, the HTC Vive works works with a PC and uses two screens. It also comes with special VR controllers and laser position sensors to track the user's movement in a room.
A normal Browser

In most cases you can serve a fallback solution for non-VR devices like notebooks and desktops. Keep in mind that these fallback solutions depend on mouse or keyboard input only.
Google Daydream View

The Google Daydream View is an updated Google Cardboard. You can use it with any Daydream-ready smartphone, like the Google Pixel. The headset is made of fabric and it comes with a special VR controller.

Virtual Reality by GeilDanke.

Your content in VR on your website or in your app - without any plugins.

How you can use VR in the Web.

Cardboard

Samsung Gear VR

A Mobile Browser

Oculus Rift

HTC Vive

A normal Browser

Google Daydream View

Try it out.