ViRe VS unity-webxr-export

Not sure if it's still active, but you could check out ViRe: https://github.com/TrackLab/ViRe

ViRe: Another VR system. Only tracks head and hand positions, but that means you can use it with a basic VR system. Results are a bit janky, but useable. If you need more than the very limited head/hand tracking, you'll have to supplement it with another animation source.

The direct Link for the Release: https://github.com/TrackLab/ViRe/releases

ViRe on GitHub: https://github.com/TrackLab/ViRe

Or if you want the download directly, here is the GitHub: https://github.com/TrackLab/ViRe

De-Panther actively maintains an up-to-date version of Mozilla's original exporter at https://github.com/De-Panther/unity-webxr-export. I've used it several times in the past for Unity-related WebXR projects.

If so, this will be compatible with Unity WebXR Explorer ?

We are the Indian Sonic Research Organization, and we would like to present Zoophony VR: An online Spatial Audio experience (Made in Unity with De-Panther's WebXR plugin).

The WebXR spec is fairly well-defined, but has yet to be fully implemented into Webkit (the browser engine Safari uses). Currently the best way of creating WebXR content with Unity is using an up-to-date exporter such as this one by De-Panther, but there is currently no way to view WebXR content on iOS outside of Mozilla's viewer, which is unfortunately somewhat outdated now.

I used De-Panther's fork of the Unity WebXR Exporter, originally by Mozilla. Unlike the original it's still being actively maintained and improved, I'll likely keep using it in future WebXR projects with Unity.