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Learn about how these 3D,AR,VR, & Immersive vendors stack up against each other by checking out our blurbs, claims, and case studies.

8thwall.com
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8thWall (Niantic)
"Enables browser-based augmented reality experiences, no app needed."
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8th Wall empowers marketers to create engaging web-based AR experiences directly in browsers. Skip app downloads, which can be a barrier. Use image targets or world locations to anchor content. It's a straightforward way to implement interactive campaigns that blend digital and physical worlds, maintaining user interest longer.
Leverages browser-based technology
8th Wall claims that their WebAR solutions allow users to experience augmented reality directly in the browser, eliminating the need for dedicated apps.
Enables cross-platform experiences
8th Wall claims that their platform supports cross-platform AR experiences, allowing users to engage in AR content on any device with a browser.
Offers expansive developer resources
8th Wall claims that their library of tutorials, documentation, and a community forum supports developers in creating diverse AR experiences.
auglio.com
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Auglio
"Virtual try-on for enhanced shopping experience."
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Auglio employs augmented reality for virtual product try-ons, thereby reducing customer uncertainty and returns. It offers tools like assisted shopping and precise measurements to ensure product fit, particularly useful in eyewear, cosmetics, and apparel industries. Compatibility with major platforms expands its potential utility, easing integration challenges.
boost in conversion rates
Auglio claims that its virtual try-on technology boosts eyewear conversion rates by 400%, enhancing e-commerce success.
camera and AR technology
Auglio claims that their virtual try-on tool allows users to try products via camera and AR, offering a superior shopping experience.
optimal fit and comfort
Auglio claims that their Auto PD and head measurement features ensure optimal fit for eyewear and accessories.