Bezi Lab
Basically, Bezi is a low-code platform (think Figma canvas for 3D AR/VR design) where you can quickly build your 3D scene (drag-and-drop import Blender, 3D assets, GenAI models, etc.) which is then rendered with Three.js/WebXR into an AR or VR realtime scene that is viewable on Mobile AR, Quest, and AVP.
The main thing we're going to focus on today for the Bezi Lab is it's current free 3D Canvas. There's also another product called Sidekick they made that's essentially a Unity AI copilot. It's still in beta right now and comes with a small monthly subscription fee. You're welcome to check it out separately as well.
Bezi Lab (In Class portion, 10-15 min):
Part 1: Development Environment Setup
Hardware Requirements
Any computer with a modern web browser
Meta Quest or AVP headset (for AR/VR viewing)
Mobile Device (for AR/VR viewing)
iOS: Download XR Browser from the App store
Android: Just using Chrome browser should work
Part 2: Access Project Demo
Wind Turbine scientific 3D visualization
Go to the following file: https://bezi.com/file/90ec3638-af21-418b-9ca1-f793a7dabb55
Create a Copy of it.
See below: File -> Duplicate File
Once you've cloned the Bezi File, select the down carrot next to the Play on for instructions for: Desktop, Headset, and Mobile:
Try out all 3 modes of visualization (Desktop, Headset, Mobile) for the Wind Turbine SciVis
Note comparisons/evaluations in Activity Board
Homework Below (15 - 30 min):
What is Bezi?
Bezi is a collaborative 3D design platform that enables designers to create interactive 3D experiences without the need for coding. It offers an intuitive, web-based environment where users can rapidly prototype and collaborate on spatial designs, including those for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) applications. Bezi Sidekick is a Unity AI copilot.
An intro video on left and the rest of the Bezi tutorial can be found below:
Part 3: Build your own Bezi 3D scene
Create your first 3D Bezi Canvas Scene
Sign up or Log in to Bezi
Select "+ New File"
Select "AR Ready Scene" or later try out different templates
Select "Object"
Experiment & place object into Scene in front of the human figurine view
Try adding AI assets
Try dragging a free 3D model from Blender in your scene
Limited free AI credits, but unlimited Bezi assets + imports
Visualizing your 3D Scene in AR
Select dropdown arrow next to play for options (Headset or Mobile)
Follow its given instructions to connect
In AR/VR device: fix the scene in place first, then walk around and view in 3D
Share your Scene
Select Share button for options
Explore Options available
Copy link + paste into Activity Board
Explore more features at home
Build more scenes, try out state machine.
Try out Unity integration after Unity lab!