Physical Web|工具線上App不用買-HotApp4Game

The Physical Web is not shipping yet nor is it an official Google product. This is an early-stage experimental project we're developing out in the open as we do all things related to the web. This version should only be of interest to developers looking to test out this approach. If you do find an bug, please let us know on our Github page: physical-web.org.

The Physical Web is an effort to extend the core superpower of the web - the URL - to everyday physical objects. Our basic premise is that you should be able to walk up to any “smart” physical object (e.g. a vending machine, a poster, a toy, a bus stop, a rental car) and interact with it without first downloading an app. The user experience of smart objects should be much like links in a web browser: i.e., just tap and use.

At its base, the Physical Web is a discovery service: a smart object broadcasts relevant URLs that any nearby device can receive. This simple capability can unlock exciting new ways to interact with the Web.

Note 1: if you don't have any devices broadcasting any URLs, you won't see anything when you launch this app. This makes it very very boring to use. If you go to the GitHub at physical-web.org, you can learn more about the project and how to create your own beacons.

Note 2: Yes, we are asking you to download an app so you 'don't have to use apps'. It seems a bit silly doesn't it? At this early stage, an app is the easiest way to let developers experiment with the protocol. Of course, the app will eventually go away, becoming part of the OS.

For any issues, please post at: https://github.com/google/physical-web/issues