One codebase. Every headset. Delivered to meet the requirements for the solution, either natively or through the browser.
Cross-platform XR architecture for Unity and the web. Application logic written once and tested on a desktop, then run on Meta Quest, Magic Leap 2, HoloLens 2 and in the browser through WebXR. Delivered through a pipeline that puts a code change on a headset in minutes.
What we do
Cross-platform Unity XR clients
Native Quest and Magic Leap 2 clients with hand tracking on OpenXR, built on a service framework with roots in Microsoft’s Mixed Reality Toolkit v2.
Demonstration: AI Vision Training Platform →WebXR through the browser
A TypeScript service framework with bindings for React, three.js, Babylon.js and Meta’s Immersive Web SDK, so one set of application code runs everywhere.
Demonstration: Pale Signal →Demonstration: Anatomy Atlas XR →Multi-user and collaborative experiences
Live group audio and video, avatars and shared digital content, integrated with systems of record.
XR delivery pipelines
Cloudflare and GitHub Actions pipelines with a desktop headset emulator. No app store, install or build step between a commit and a headset.
Demonstration: Pale Signal →What this has produced
Told by organisation type and date. Client and product names are withheld. Business partners are named.
A web client family from one core
Browser, native mobile and Quest headset clients built from a single core, as an experiment in delivering experiences without an app store.
One core, three targetsA multi-user Unity 6 mobile app
Live group audio and video, avatars, contacts, notifications and account management on a serverless backend.
Unity 6, UI Toolkit, AWSA game that proved a cross-platform framework
A WebXR discovery game built as the proving ground for the Reality Collective WebXR packages. Of 5,112 lines, 73 touch a host. A new platform is added to the framework, not to the game.
98.6% host-freeDemonstration: Pale Signal →See it running.
Working systems that show this practice in use. Capabilities and results are described; how they are built is not.
AI Vision Training Platform
Guided XR training with live remote expertise, for any industryA technology platform for hands-on training: step-by-step instructions in the wearer’s view, targets anchored to real objects by a vision system, and a remote expert who draws into the trainee’s world. Demonstrated in manufacturing, adaptable to almost any industry.
See the demonstration →
Anatomy Atlas XR
Life-size anatomy in mixed reality, on an advanced asset pipelineA full adult reference anatomy at life size in the room, selectable and dissectable, on a pipeline that brings millions of source triangles inside a standalone headset’s budget.
See the demonstration →
Pale Signal
Proving ground for a cross-platform WebXR frameworkA discovery game built as a proving ground for the Reality Collective WebXR framework. Almost none of its code knows which platform it is running on, new platforms are added to the framework, not to the game.
See the demonstration →The rest of the practice
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