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When I first started exploring WebXR, I was amazed by the potential of immersive training simulations. Last quarter, our team discovered that traditional training methods were not engaging enough for our clients. We tried using Babylon.js 5.0 and TensorFlow.js 4.0 to build an immersive WebXR training simulation, and the results were astounding. Here's what we learned.
The Problem with Traditional Training Methods
Traditional training methods often involve lengthy manuals, boring lectures, and unrealistic scenarios. We realized that our clients needed a more interactive and engaging way to learn. That's when we decided to use Babylon.js 5.0 to create 3D scenes and TensorFlow.js 4.0 for gesture recognition.
Building 3D Scenes with Babylon.js 5.0
Babylon.js 5.0 is a powerful JavaScript engine for creating 3D scenes. We used it to build a realistic simulation of a factory floor, complete with moving machines and interactive objects.
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