Try it in your glasses
A 3D test you can run right now.
If you have display AR glasses, you can see ARTwain-style 3D straight from your browser. A Rubik's cube floats in front of you and turns by itself.
How to see it in your glasses
This works best from a computer (Mac or Windows) with the glasses plugged in as a second screen.
- Plug your glasses into the computer with USB-C. They show up as a second screen.
- Switch the glasses to full side-by-side 3D (how, for your model). The glasses screen becomes 3840 x 1080.
- Chrome or Edge: press Show on my glasses and allow the window management request. The cube jumps to the glasses in full screen.
- Safari or Firefox: drag this window onto the glasses screen, then press Full screen.
The page picks the format by itself: on a 3840-wide screen it draws full side by side. If your glasses only offer half side-by-side 3D, pick Half side by side.
On a phone: most phones mirror their own screen to the glasses, which is not wide enough for full 3D. Glasses with a half side-by-side mode (like the XREAL One) can still show it: switch the glasses to Half SBS, open this page, turn the phone sideways and pick Half side by side. The ARTwain app itself uses full 3D on iPhone.
No AR glasses?
Pick Red/cyan glasses and put on old paper 3D glasses, red over the left eye. Without any glasses, it is a nice cube anyway.
An experiment. Tell us how it looks in your glasses: [email protected]