Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Class 9: WebGL
WebGL is a part of the canvas HTML element that is able to show a 3D graphics into a web browser without using plug-ins. It is within all web standards of any browser, which uses physics image processing and effects as a part of the web page canvas. WebGL is based on OpenGL ES 2.0 and can provide the user with an API for 3D images. The main purpose of WebGL is to run next to the user with its heavy rendering operations done by the users computer GPU. Eventually, it could be used to develop embedded monitor and control systems for many different applications and purposes.
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