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Vuer Documentation Skill

This directory contains comprehensive documentation for Vuer, a lightweight 3D visualization toolkit for robotics and VR applications.

Version: v0.0.67 Source: https://docs.vuer.ai/

Documentation Structure

Guides (2/2 complete)

Tutorials

Vuer Basics (5/5 complete)

Robotics Visualization (4/4 complete)

Virtual Cameras (3/6 complete)

Physics in Mixed Reality (3/4 complete)

API Documentation

  • Python API reference - Not yet fetched
  • Component schemas - Not yet fetched
  • Event types - Not yet fetched

Completion Status

Completed and Saved: 16 pages Remaining to fetch: ~10+ pages Total Estimated: 25+ pages

What is Vuer?

Vuer is a light-weight visualization toolkit for interacting with dynamic 3D and robotics data. Key features:

  • Lightweight performance - Efficient 3D rendering
  • VR and AR compatibility - Works with virtual and augmented reality devices
  • WebSocket-based - Real-time communication between Python and browser
  • Robotics-focused - URDF support, physics simulation, camera tools
  • Extensible - Custom components and handlers
  • MIT License - Free and open source

Quick Start

pip install 'vuer[all]==0.0.67'
from vuer import Vuer
from vuer.schemas import Scene, Box

app = Vuer()

@app.spawn
async def main(session):
    session.set @ Scene(
        Box(
            args=[0.1, 0.1, 0.1],
            position=[0, 0, 0],
            key="box",
        ),
    )

app.run()

Use Cases

  • Robotics Visualization - Display robot models, trajectories, sensor data
  • VR/AR Applications - Interactive 3D environments
  • Data Visualization - 3D plots, point clouds, meshes
  • Physics Simulation - MuJoCo integration for browser-based physics
  • Camera Calibration - Visualize camera frustums and capture renders
  • Motion Capture - VR controller and hand tracking

Development

The project emerged from research at MIT and UCSD, with contributors specializing in robotics, computer vision, and computer graphics.

Next Steps

  1. Read the Getting Started Guide
  2. Follow the Vuer Basics tutorials
  3. Explore Robotics examples
  4. Try Camera tutorials
  5. Experiment with Physics simulation

Source

All documentation fetched from: https://docs.vuer.ai/