Is there a plan to support the Api and make it stable?

[RayanFarhat]

Hi,

Many AR developers, like myself, want to transition our software to the web. However, the lack of support for image tracking is a significant barrier. I'm surprised this feature is still unsupported, especially when other, less critical features have been prioritized.

Do you have plans to release a stable version of the API with image tracking support, perhaps in the next year or two?

[RayanFarhat]

if there is at least a QR tracker that I don't know about, I happy to hear about it?

[joaomelorodrigues]

Also bumped into this with the same interest

[RayanFarhat]

@cyango yeah mate, all my app depends on it haha

[acrilique]

It would also be a great feature for the project I'm involved in. However, I assume it's hard to tell exactly when will it be shipped, also taking into account the fact that these specifications are the result of collaborative effort

[CezarLuca]

I was also not expecting that "precise QR code tracking" will be the biggest challenge for a WebXR app. Also all workarounds tried till now have proven unreliable.

[LucasFerguson]

AR.js might be what you're looking for! https://ar-js-org.github.io/AR.js-Docs/
Just sharing here in case it matches anyone else's use case too, as it is exactly what I was looking for!
GitHub: https://github.com/ar-js-org

[joaomelorodrigues]

AR.js might be what you're looking for! https://ar-js-org.github.io/AR.js-Docs/ Just sharing here in case it matches anyone else's use case too, as it is exactly what I was looking for! GitHub: https://github.com/ar-js-org

Don't get me wrong, AR.js is a great community contribution. But in my experience I've never had a good image tracking quality, and in the market this brings "bad" perception of the beautiful technology...

[CezarLuca]

In my use case (Typescript and NextJS 15), the way in which AR.js library imports (no up to date npm package), made me go in circles trying to figure how to implement it. It might be a skill issue on my side, hence I did not spend too much time trying work-arounds.