Cardboard SDK Integrations

Cardboard enables virtual reality experiences directly through your smartphone. With the Cardboard app, users can easily start their preferred VR journeys, find new applications, and configure their viewers. To make the most of this app, having a Cardboard viewer is essential. This application is classified as a Service according to Google’s Terms of Service, meaning the software-related terms within our Services are applicable to your use of the app. By utilizing the Cardboard app, you can immerse yourself in an exciting world of virtual reality right from your mobile device.

Create immersive 3D environments using HTML and an entity-component approach for platforms like Quest, Rift, WMR, SteamVR, as well as mobile and desktop devices. A-Frame allows developers to start from a basic HTML file without any installation requirements, making it accessible for newcomers. For those looking to experiment with A-Frame, remixing the starter example available on Glitch, an online code editor that offers instant hosting and deployment at no cost, is an excellent option. As a web framework tailored for crafting virtual reality (VR) experiences, A-Frame leverages HTML, ensuring a straightforward entry point for developers. However, A-Frame goes beyond being a mere 3D scene graph or markup language; its foundation is a robust entity-component framework that delivers a declarative, extensible, and composable architecture for three.js applications. Initially developed within Mozilla, A-Frame is now upheld by its co-creators at Supermedium, designed to facilitate the development of VR content in a user-friendly yet powerful manner. Over time, A-Frame has evolved into one of the most significant open-source VR communities, fostering collaboration and innovation among its users. This community-driven nature further enhances A-Frame's capabilities, as developers continuously contribute to its growth and feature set.