Intro to OpenXR: What is OpenXR and Why it Matters @khronos

Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

The Khronos Developer Forum at AWE 2023 hosted a series of BOFs, tutorials, and interactive workshops. Working Group members from OpenXR, 3D Formats, 3D Commerce brought business leaders and developers at AWE up to speed on the latest Khronos capabilities and extensions.

Intro to OpenXR: What is OpenXR and Why it Matters

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