X3Dom & Ammo

WebGL and X3Dom provide high-level, real-time, interactive, web applications. We present the implementation of rigid body physics component into X3Dom's core. An Emscripten port of Bullet physics engine to JavaScript named Ammo.js has been integrated in a script that connects X3Dom visual environments with a subset of the laws of physics, that of rigid body. A tool for enabling physics simulations into X3D files is available in our mini-page, along with example scenes demonstrating simple physics simulations. Our work has been merged with X3Dom master branch at GitHub.

Drag the .x3d files from a folder to the area below...

DROP YOUR FILES HERE

Files are stored on the server.
sample .x3d files
(right click -> save as...)

--example 1

--example 2

You can use the mouse to drag objects in the scene and navigate, scroll to zoom in/out

McLab

McLab official website.
The Multimedia Content Laboratory of the Department of Applied Informatics and Multimedia, TEI Crete was established in the beginning of 2004. The hardware for the laboratory was acquired later in the same year from TEI of Crete through funding from the EPEAEK program of the Hellenic Ministry of Education and from other funding resources, such as Regional and Research Programs.

X3DOM

X3DOM official website.
X3DOM (pronounced X-Freedom) is an experimental open-source framework and runtime to support the ongoing discussion in the Web3D and W3C communities how an integration of HTML5 and declarative 3D content could look like. It tries to fulfill the current HTML5 specification for declarative 3D content and allows including X3D elements as part of any HTML5 DOM tree.

AMMO.js

AMMO.js official repository.
ammo.js is a direct port of the Bullet physics engine to JavaScript, using Emscripten. The source code is translated directly to JavaScript, without human rewriting, so functionality should be identical to the original Bullet.