We are happy to announce we released version 4.4 of xml3d.js. The release integrates the features from these three recent papers:

• XML3DRepo: A REST API for Version Controlled 3D Assets on the Web
• Declarative AR and Image Processing on the Web with Xflow
• xml3d.js: Architecture of a Polyfill Implementation of XML3D

These are the new features in detail:

• Image Processing with Xflow (also as standalone library) - demo
• Transformations as Xflow sink
  • Augemented Reality (AR) - demo
  • Keyframe animations
• Generalized resources for meshes, shaders, etc.
  • Support for XML and JSON
  • External loader plug-ins: OpenCTM and MeshLab
• Xflow API: Observer Xflow graph from JavaScript
• Canvas resizing demo

Check-out some new demos (including two AR demos based on JS-ARToolkit):
http://xml3d.github.io/xml3d-examples/index.xhtml

The XML3D Team

The multimedia agency Cocomore implemented a module that allows easy integration of 3D content into the Drupal CMS system. It is based on XML3D and has also been published as Drupal sandbox project on Drupal.org. This is a very exciting project towards industrial-strength publishing of 3D content and 3D applications. A more detailed description including an example can be found at http://drupal.cocomore.com/blog/xml3d-and-drupal.

During the guided tour at this years Cebit 2013 in Hannover, Prof. Philipp Slusallek presented XML3D and Xflow on a mobile phone to the booth visitors. 

With the latest version of Google Chrome for Android it is possible to have XML3D on mobile devices.