spatial-developer

WebXR AR/VR experiences use browser APIs and libraries like React Three Fiber with @react-three/xr to enable hand tracking, spatial interactions, and 3D object manipulation. This Skill integrates VRButton/ARButton setup, hand controller input, and Three.js rendering to create immersive scenes accessible across browsers and Vision Pro.

Yes. This Skill supports native visionOS development using RealityKit and spatial UI patterns, alongside WebXR browser-based approaches. It covers the full Vision Pro toolchain including SharePlay for collaborative experiences and hand gesture recognition.

WebXR runs AR/VR in browsers with cross-platform compatibility and hand tracking; native visionOS apps use RealityKit for deeper platform integration and spatial features. This Skill covers both approaches, letting you choose based on deployment target and capability needs.

Three.js experience is helpful but not required. This Skill abstracts 3D scene management through React Three Fiber and @react-three/xr, handling controllers, hand input, and hit-testing so you focus on interaction design rather than low-level graphics code.

Spatial audio positions sound in 3D space relative to the user; hit-testing detects collisions between hand rays or controllers and 3D objects. This Skill integrates both into WebXR and Vision Pro workflows, enabling realistic interaction feedback and directional audio cues.

This Skill supports WebXR-capable browsers on AR/VR headsets, standalone XR devices, and native Vision Pro apps. Hand tracking, controllers, and spatial interactions work across all supported platforms, adapting input methods to available hardware.