Authors : Dr. K. Karuppasamy; M Madesh; R Jaiharini; B Priyadharshini; R Jasvanth

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 4 - April

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25apr2193

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Abstract : Traditional textbooks often lack interactive elements, making it difficult for students to understand complex 3D concepts. This project integrates WebAR technology with QR codes to enhance textbook learning experiences. By scanning a QR code, students can instantly access interactive 3D models via a web browser—without requiring additional applications. The system is developed using A-Frame, AR.js, and WebXR API, ensuring smooth rendering and real-time interactions like pinch- to-zoom, swipe-to-rotate, and tap-for-info. This paper discusses the implementation, advantages, and impact of WebAR-based learning compared to traditional and app-based AR solutions. Augmented Reality (AR) has revolutionized educational experiences by providing interactive, immersive learning environments.

Keywords : Augmented Reality (AR), WebAR, QR Codes, Interactive Learning, A-Frame, Educational Technology.

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