We'll show what you can make with it, from lessons to games and tours, and how creators will earn from it. On October 8 we build a scene together and show the best projects from the audience live.
The first shows how the platform has changed; in the second we build a scene together, from an idea to a real place.
Tuesday, October 6
Meet us all over again
How Web‑AR.Studio has changed, the new platform and its name, and a short intro to VPS.
What's new in Web‑AR.Studio. The updates in the editor you already know, and how to use them in your projects.
The new platform. We'll name it and show what it can do: the same scene opens in AR on a phone, in a VR headset or in 3D in a browser, from a link with no app. Plus games with physics that up to 30 people can play together.
Creator earnings. How creators of lessons, games and tours will earn on the platform, and when it goes live.
VPS in brief. How the phone recognizes a place through its camera, so an AR scene appears exactly where it was placed, with no markers or QR codes.
Thursday, October 8
Build it together
AI turns an idea into a scene, your team finishes it together with a call right inside the scene, and VPS puts it in a real place. We'll build the best idea from the audience live.
A scene from one sentence. Describe the idea in words and AI builds the scene; you can still edit every object by hand. You can do the same from a chat with Claude.
Work on one scene together. Your whole team in one scene: you see each other's cursors, talk, turn on cameras and share screens right inside the editor.
VPS in practice. How a scene gets pinned to a real place, and where it pays off: tours, museums, shops, events and factories.
Your ideas and projects, live. Leave an idea or a link to your project when you register. We'll build the best idea on air, show the best projects, then answer your questions.
What makes it different
A scene, not a picture
AI builds the scene from separate objects, then you adjust any of them by hand or keep asking the assistant until it's right.
A call inside the scene
Your team and your client work in the same editor: cursors, voice, camera and screen sharing, no Zoom or Meet.
One engine for every platform
Under the hood is a single scalable ECS engine: the same scene opens from a link in a browser, in AR on a phone, in a VR headset and in the app, from a simple effect to a multiplayer game.
Games, not animations
Physics, controls, gamepad support and rooms where up to 30 people play together.
Right in the real place
VPS recognizes the place through the camera and puts the scene there to within 5 cm, with no markers or QR codes.
From the Web‑AR.Studio team
More than 150,000 creators have made AR with our technology, and their projects have been viewed over 10 million times.
Why join live
Everyone gets the recording, but the premiere, your idea on air and the Q&A only happen live.
We'll show the new platform's name and everything it can do for the first time on October 6.
Live, not slides
We'll build a scene from one sentence, work on it together with a call right in the editor and place it in a real spot with VPS.
Your idea on air
Leave an idea when you register, and we'll build the best one live on October 8.
Your project on screen
Send a link to your project, and we'll show the best ones to everyone.
Creator earnings, first-hand
We'll explain how creators will earn on the platform and when it goes live.
Ask the team
Every stream ends with your questions. Can't make it? We'll send you the recording.
VPS
VPS is our visual positioning system: the phone recognizes the place through its camera and shows the scene exactly where you put it, on a street, in a museum hall, on a shop window or on a factory floor. Accuracy is up to 5 cm, with no markers, QR codes or GPS. We've already mapped more than 10 km of streets and indoor spaces. We'll go through it in detail on October 8.
AR navigation at a zoo, on VPS: paw prints lead to the panda.
Questions
How much does it cost?
Nothing: both streams are free.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The stream runs on YouTube and opens in any browser, on a phone or a computer.
Will there be a recording?
Yes. Everyone who registers gets the recordings, even if you miss the live stream.
Can I join only one?
Yes. In the form, untick the one you'll skip.
How do I get my project shown on air?
Leave a link or an idea in the form, or reply to the invitation email. We'll show or build the best ones live on October 8.
See you on October 6
The streams are free, and everyone who registers gets the recordings.
