webglImportant Note: WebGL experiments must be run with a browser that supports WebGL. This includes Chrome (beta), Firefox beta (with WebGL enabled), Nightly build of Safari (with WebGL enabled) WebGL Browser Checker; Instruction to install a WebGL browser can be found at Learning WebGL

references

x3dom Home a project led by Fraunhofer

WebGL Experiments by Google

Khronos Group the home of WebGL

experiments

AnthroGloss my experiment converting old VRML for anthropometric landmarks, now with jquery buttons; version 4, and playing with a shader

CAESAR X3DOM a modification of AnthroGloss, now with real human body from CAESAR project (large inline file)

CAESAR X3DOM with Shader

AnthroWeb3DMeasure - mmg3 Version A tool for web based 3D anthropometric visualization and measurement

Two Poses from CAESAR project, two bodies (same subject) in two poses that you can select, and can flip between the two, both with active selectable landmarks

Scanning Tunneling Microscope Head conversion from old VRML (1998ish), data from Joe Stroscio for STM facility, also with jquery buttons to change viewpoints

STM facility (in progress) large facility..lots of inline files

X3DOMgeomButton jQuery plugin test world view the page source to see code

X3DOM DLMF and another a test of the Digital Library of Mathematical Functions embedded in web page via X3DOM

Radio Frequency Walking Man a set of figures that can be animated for a study of RF propogation in the body.

Deck.js presentation with X3DOM in slides

jQuery Mobile wrapping X3DOM content

Reveal.js yet another HTML slide set creator but this one is GOOD (several X3DOM inside)

jQueryTut.html Tutorial: Not Your Mother's Web3D: Integrating X3DOM, jQuery and HTML5 (for Web3D 2012)

Not Your Mama's Web3D: Integrating 3D with the Web

Web-based Declarative 3D Graphics for Anthropometry Visualization and Education

What's That 3D Model Doing in my Web Browser

Image Based WebVR: Creating and Publishing Environments for Browsers and HMDs

DLMF with arbitrary cutting plane by SURF student Brian Clanton (summer 2012)

Brian Clanton's SURF presentation (summer 2012)

Nick Polys and VT.edu Smithsonian X3DOM tests