Get started as a WebXR developer: frameworks, engines, platforms and resources for building and publishing.
WebXR/AI prototyping library adds a three.js WebGPU renderer in its desktop simulator, an on-device Gemma 4 assistant, and photo-to-3D reconstruction.
Why this is important: XR Blocks is Google's own guide to what a headset browser should do — on-device AI and photo-to-3D cut prototyping from days to minutes.
Patch release with WebGPU canvas tone mapping and color-space options plus WebGPU render-target and particle fixes.
Why this is important: Babylon powers a large share of browser 3D and WebXR — WebGPU fixes here mean better-looking, more stable immersive scenes everywhere.
Second release candidate — no API changes, eight bug fixes across SceneCore, ARCore for Jetpack XR and XR Runtime.
Why this is important: A frozen API with only bug fixes means the SDK is near stable — developers can start shipping Galaxy XR apps with confidence.
Immersive WebXR arrives on Linux via OpenXR — previously impossible on stock Chromium/Linux.
Why this is important: Linux was the last major desktop platform without stock WebXR support — this opens immersive web to Linux users and developers.
A record 317 entries; WebXR-category winners announced October 5.
Why this is important: The WebXR category is a yearly pulse-check on what tiny, creative browser games can do in VR — past entries have ended up on GoXR.
Latest engine release in the WebGPU/WebGL2 line powering many browser 3D and WebXR projects.
Why this is important: PlayCanvas powers many WebXR projects, including SuperSplat, listed on GoXR under Dev Resources — engine updates flow straight into the tools creators use.
A 3D virtual radio in your room streaming the station's live broadcast — one of the first WebXR MR experiences built around live internet radio.
Why this is important: One of the first WebXR mixed-reality experiences built around live internet radio.
An open build recipe adds immersive WebXR via SteamVR to the handheld.
Why this is important: Community builds keep WebXR reaching new hardware, including Valve's handheld.
A record 317 entries; WebXR-category winners announced October 5.
Why this is important: The WebXR category is a yearly pulse-check on what tiny, creative browser games can do in VR.
New OpenUSD WebAssembly scene loader, WebGPU uniform-buffer fixes, Inspector v2 Gaussian-splatting diagnostics.
Why this is important: Babylon powers a large share of browser 3D and WebXR.
Build immersive experiences for in-headset browsers.
Chrome on Android XR supports WebXR; enhance sites with 3D.
“Unity of WebXR”: a game engine for WebXR and 3D on the web.
Publishing, optimization and monetization tools for WebXR games.
Build VR experiences with HTML-like markup.
Build in Unity or Blender; run in the browser on any device.
Open-source 3D engine with browser-based collaborative editing.
A powerful 3D engine for web games and applications.
A React renderer for Three.js, familiar for web developers.
The cross-browser JavaScript 3D library behind much of WebXR.
The W3C group bringing VR and AR to the open web.
Clips and talks from past WebXR Summits.
NEWDesign streets in 3D: a street-design viewer and editor for urban futures.
NEWOpen-source, browser-based editor for 3D Gaussian splats — inspect, clean up and optimize captures right in the tab.