Recently, wooorld.io announced that it will release the VR urban sandbox application "Wooorld". It is reported that "Wooorld" began closed testing last year, and will initially focus on Quest 1& 2 stores, and will be compatible with PC VR, mobile AR, HoloLens 2 and other platforms in the future.
Google Earth VR is a fun and useful way to see the world, but Google Earth VR is a PC-only application, which means it can't run natively on Quest. Wooorld makes good use of the Google Maps API, giving it access to all the 2D and 3D data users find on Google Earth VR.
It is worth noting that Wooorld is based on Microsoft's Bing Maps map service, so users can access real geo locations in the app, search and locate anywhere in the world, and can also import 3D environment models into it to view. In terms of application scenarios, it can not only be used for entertainment, but also for teaching, 3D urban planning and design. It also supports gesture recognition and Quest perspective AR mode.
It is reported that Wooorld is using Quest as the main platform, but at the same time there is support for the development of PC VR, mobile AR and head-mounted AR. In addition, in addition to immersive street view exploration, Wooorld will be a useful tool for architects, planners, and developers.
It's unclear when Wooorld will join Quest, which the company says will come soon.
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