VirtuVista - A Web Based Virtual Reality with Real Time Voice

This paper aims to cover the virtual reality that can be shown as a web application. Mobile Augmented reality is gaining a lot of importance with real life scenarios being projected in form of objects. When the pandemic of COVID-19 hit, using meeting applications like Zoom & Google meet became inevitable. There is also zoom fatigue, confinement malaise and a longing for personal and social interactions between various relationships like in offices, friends, etc. While Virtual Reality gadgets are expensive and are physical entities, Web brings a good balance to bridge the gap. Using web for VR also brings in cross-platform capabilities, bringing VR capabilities to various laptops, mobiles including MAC as well as Microsoft. AngularJS is used to create real world web applications, One of the most used and fastest growing Javascript frameworks bringing life to various web applications with modern capabilities. It is the core element for building front-end of our application. WebXR API is one of the central to creating 3D environments accessible directly through web browsers. It is used widely in virtual and augmented reality experience, equipped to deliver VR like interaction on standard devices without requiring specialised hardware.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i01.35609
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Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
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VirtuVista - A Web Based Virtual Reality with Real Time Voice

Sarthak Patil, Pankaj Yadav, Ronit Manjre -, Shankhi Urkude - et al.
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
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VirtuVista - A Web Based Virtual Reality with Real Time Voice

Sarthak Patil, Pankaj Yadav, Ronit Manjre -, Shankhi Urkude -, Sayali Barve -, Kamlesh Gabhane -
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Abstract

This paper aims to cover the virtual reality that can be shown as a web application. Mobile Augmented reality is gaining a lot of importance with real life scenarios being projected in form of objects. When the pandemic of COVID-19 hit, using meeting applications like Zoom & Google meet became inevitable. There is also zoom fatigue, confinement malaise and a longing for personal and social interactions between various relationships like in offices, friends, etc. While Virtual Reality gadgets are expensive and are physical entities, Web brings a good balance to bridge the gap. Using web for VR also brings in cross-platform capabilities, bringing VR capabilities to various laptops, mobiles including MAC as well as Microsoft. AngularJS is used to create real world web applications, One of the most used and fastest growing Javascript frameworks bringing life to various web applications with modern capabilities. It is the core element for building front-end of our application. WebXR API is one of the central to creating 3D environments accessible directly through web browsers. It is used widely in virtual and augmented reality experience, equipped to deliver VR like interaction on standard devices without requiring specialised hardware.

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