WebXR Week: Show and Tell Summer Projects

Summer is coming to a close and it's time to share what you've been working on over the past few months! It's been a busy summer with quite a few WebXR hackathons including our very own in June, so dust off your favorite XR project and come show it to your meetup pals. :)

Join us for a series of demos from other meetup members, confirmed demos include:

• Andrés Cuervo @acwervo - Drawing in WebAR - This WebAR experiment makes it possible to draw using spheres, cubes, GIFs, and even a WebAssembly-enabled particle system!
• Mark Hellar @mhellar - Demo of AR + IoT prototype built with A-frame and AR.js. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk35FXkFFrF/?taken-by=mhellar
• Jason Marsh (@jmarshworks) and team from Flow Immersive - Data Stories created with the new Flow Editor for EverydayXR on the web. https://a.flow.gl
• ARs Attacks - WebXR hackathon finalist - You are humanity's last hope (or final curse) in this campy sci-fi earth defense/destruction game! An immersive web experiment to allow playful interaction through 3 different forms of XR.
• WebAR Custom Markers - Team SweetJesus (Dulce Baerga and Jesus Hernandez) from River Studios
• Naked Building - Alberto Tono @albertotono3 - Educational app to visualize analyses of buildings such as heat transfer and structure load.
• Pogopods Alpha version demo - Dave Alpert - 3D-builder tool to easily and quickly create, render, view, and share spatial models. Integration of architectural, gaming, and VR software into one platform. 3d made simple

Schedule:
• 6pm - Doors open, networking
• 6:50pm - Welcome and opening remarks
• 7:00pm - Presentation from Kevin Ngo on A-Frame and Supermedium
• 7:15pm - Demos, networking
• 9pm - Doors close, goodnight!

We've asked for a small $5.00 registration donation to both offset refreshment cost and to make sure people show up. Please contact us if this represents a hardship for you, but you should get more than that back in food, refreshments, learning and fun.

About the meetup:
The SF WebXR meetup is a regular event aimed at sharing the awesomeness of an open ecosystem for web-based virtual and augmented reality. If it works in the browser, it's welcome here!
A-Frame, ReactVR, BabylonJS, Three.js, JanusVR, PlayCanvas, WebAssembly and more!

PRIMARY GOALS (1) Education (2) Collaboration and (3) Networking

Beginners and experts alike welcome! It's a great place to learn the basics of using the open web for VR and AR projects.