Abstract: A system for facilitating shared XR experiences is configurable to access a first spatial map of a first physical environment associated with a first user and identify one or more first physical aspects of the first physical environment based on the first spatial map. The system is also configurable to access a second spatial map of a second physical environment associated with a second user and identify one or more second physical aspects of the second physical environment based on the second spatial map. The system is also configurable to define a first XR experience region for the first physical environment based on the second physical aspects of the second physical environment, or define a second XR experience region for the second physical environment based the first physical aspects of the first physical environment.

Abstract: A system for facilitating shared XR experiences is configurable to access a first spatial map of a first physical environment associated with a first user and identify one or more first physical aspects of the first physical environment based on the first spatial map. The system is also configurable to access a second spatial map of a second physical environment associated with a second user and identify one or more second physical aspects of the second physical environment based on the second spatial map. The system is also configurable to define a first XR experience region for the first physical environment based on the second physical aspects of the second physical environment, or define a second XR experience region for the second physical environment based the first physical aspects of the first physical environment.

Abstract: A system configured for implementing source identifiers into 3D content is configurable to access one or more numbers defining one or more visual characteristics of a 3D model and modify digits of the one or more numbers to include an identifier code. The identifier code is associated with a particular source such that subsequent detection of the identifier code within the 3D model or a derivative 3D model derived from the 3D model indicates that the 3D model or the derivative 3D model originated from the particular source.

Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing a model file include an occlusion reduction process. The occlusion reduction process includes acts of: i) identifying one or more points on a mesh section of a model, ii) determining an occlusion value for each of the one or more points on the surface of the mesh section by performing a ray cast rendering of each of the one or more points, iii) determining whether the one or more occlusion values meet or exceed a predetermined occlusion threshold value, and iv) removing the mesh section from the model. Systems and methods for optimizing a model file may include other optimization processes, such as an instancing step, a selective decimation step, a texture reduction step, and/or a texture formatting step.

Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing a model file include an occlusion reduction process. The occlusion reduction process includes acts of: (i) identifying points on a mesh section of a model, (ii) casting a set of rays toward the points, (iii) determining a number of rays that reach the points without being occluded by a portion of the model or a portion of another object, (iv) determining occlusion values for the points based on the number of rays that reach the points without being occluded; (v) determining whether the occlusion values for the points satisfy a predetermined occlusion threshold value; (vi) removing the mesh section from the model in response to determining that the occlusion values satisfy the predetermined occlusion threshold value, and (vii) refraining from removing the mesh section from the model in response to determining that the occlusion values fail to satisfy the predetermined occlusion threshold value.

Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing a model file include an occlusion reduction process. The occlusion reduction process includes acts of: (i) identifying points on a mesh section of a model, (ii) casting a set of rays toward the points, (iii) determining a number of rays that reach the points without being occluded by a portion of the model or a portion of another object, (iv) determining occlusion values for the points based on the number of rays that reach the points without being occluded; (v) determining whether the occlusion values for the points satisfy a predetermined occlusion threshold value; (vi) removing the mesh section from the model in response to determining that the occlusion values satisfy the predetermined occlusion threshold value, and (vii) refraining from removing the mesh section from the model in response to determining that the occlusion values fail to satisfy the predetermined occlusion threshold value.

Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing a model file include an occlusion reduction process. The occlusion reduction process includes acts of: (i) identifying points on a mesh section of a model, (ii) casting a set of rays toward the points, (iii) determining a number of rays that reach the points without being occluded by a portion of the model or a portion of another object, (iv) determining occlusion values for the points based on the number of rays that reach the points without being occluded; (v) determining whether the occlusion values for the points satisfy a predetermined occlusion threshold value; (vi) removing the mesh section from the model in response to determining that the occlusion values satisfy the predetermined occlusion threshold value, and (vii) refraining from removing the mesh section from the model in response to determining that the occlusion values fail to satisfy the predetermined occlusion threshold value.

Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing a model file include an occlusion reduction process. The occlusion reduction process includes acts of: i) identifying one or more points on a mesh section of a model, ii) determining an occlusion value for each of the one or more points on the surface of the mesh section by performing a ray cast rendering of each of the one or more points, iii) determining whether the one or more occlusion values meet or exceed a predetermined occlusion threshold value, and iv) removing the mesh section from the model. Systems and methods for optimizing a model file may include other optimization processes, such as an instancing step, a selective decimation step, a texture reduction step, and/or a texture formatting step.

Abstract: A method of providing virtual reality (VR) content can include the acts of, at a server: obtaining a 3D image file, creating a plurality of VR models or scene files from the 3D image for each VR rendering platform included in a list of VR rendering platforms, storing each VR model or scene file within a data store, receiving a request for an VR model or scene file as a result of a universal link being selected at an end user device, wherein the universal link points to an endpoint at the server that comprises logic to determine which of the plurality of stored VR models or scene files to provide to an entity accessing the universal link, determining an VR rendering platform associated with the end user device, and determining a particular VR model or scene file matching the VR rendering platform.

Abstract: A system for facilitating cross-platform extended reality content sharing is configurable to receive a model file that includes a model, create a plurality of extended reality (XR) model or scene files based on the model file, create a universal link, and send the universal link to a developer system. Each of the plurality of XR model or scene files is formatted for rendering a representation of the model on a different, particular XR rendering platform included in a list of XR rendering platforms. The universal link is operable to configure an end user device to send a request for an XR model or scene file. The universal link points to an endpoint that comprises logic operable to determine, based on the request, a particular XR model or scene file that is formatted for rendering a representation of the model using an XR rendering platform associated with the end user device.

Abstract: A method of providing virtual reality (VR) content can include the acts of, at a server: obtaining a 3D image file, creating a plurality of VR models or scene files from the 3D image for each VR rendering platform included in a list of VR rendering platforms, storing each VR model or scene file within a data store, receiving a request for an VR model or scene file as a result of a universal link being selected at an end user device, wherein the universal link points to an endpoint at the server that comprises logic to determine which of the plurality of stored VR models or scene files to provide to an entity accessing the universal link, determining an VR rendering platform associated with the end user device, and determining a particular VR model or scene file matching the VR rendering platform.

Abstract: A system for facilitating cross-platform extended reality content sharing is configurable to receive a model file that includes a model, create a plurality of extended reality (XR) model or scene files based on the model file, create a universal link, and send the universal link to a developer system. Each of the plurality of XR model or scene files is formatted for rendering a representation of the model on a different, particular XR rendering platform included in a list of XR rendering platforms. The universal link is operable to configure an end user device to send a request for an XR model or scene file. The universal link points to an endpoint that comprises logic operable to determine, based on the request, a particular XR model or scene file that is formatted for rendering a representation of the model using an XR rendering platform associated with the end user device.

Abstract: A method of providing augmented reality (AR) content can include the acts of, at a server: obtaining a 3D image file, creating a plurality of AR models or scene files from the 3D image for each AR rendering platform included in a list of AR rendering platforms, storing each AR model or scene file within a data store, receiving a request for an AR model or scene file as a result of a universal link being selected at an end user device, wherein the universal link points to an endpoint at the server that comprises logic to determine which of the plurality of stored AR models or scene files to provide to an entity accessing the universal link, determining an AR rendering platform associated with the end user device, and determining a particular AR model or scene file matching the AR rendering platform.

Abstract: A method of providing augmented reality (AR) content can include the acts of, at a server: obtaining a 3D image file, creating a plurality of AR models or scene files from the 3D image for each AR rendering platform included in a list of AR rendering platforms, storing each AR model or scene file within a data store, receiving a request for an AR model or scene file as a result of a universal link being selected at an end user device, wherein the universal link points to an endpoint at the server that comprises logic to determine which of the plurality of stored AR models or scene files to provide to an entity accessing the universal link, determining an AR rendering platform associated with the end user device, and determining a particular AR model or scene file matching the AR rendering platform.

Abstract: A system for providing augmented reality (AR) content can include a user interface, a generator for creating AR models or scene files from a 3D image file that are each formatted for a different, particular AR rendering platform, and a computer system operably connected to the user interface and to the generator. The computer can include computer-executable instructions that cause the computer system to receive an image file, render a 3D image from the image file, create a plurality of AR models or scene files from the 3D image with the generator, provide a universal link associated with the plurality of AR models or scene files at the user interface, receive a request for an AR model or scene file, as a result of the universal link being selected, and identify a particular AR model or scene file based on the AR rendering platform associated with the request.

Abstract: A system for providing augmented reality (AR) content can include a user interface, a generator for creating AR models or scene files from a 3D image file that are each formatted for a different, particular AR rendering platform, and a computer system operably connected to the user interface and to the generator. The computer can include computer-executable instructions that cause the computer system to receive an image file, render a 3D image from the image file, create a plurality of AR models or scene files from the 3D image with the generator, provide a universal link associated with the plurality of AR models or scene files at the user interface, receive a request for an AR model or scene file, as a result of the universal link being selected, and identify a particular AR model or scene file based on the AR rendering platform associated with the request.