Hi !
I am working on a local project with BABYLON. I would like to know if it is possible to send a URL without having to write it in a standalone VR headset such as Meta Quest 2 or Pico G2. The objective would be to click on a button and send a Babylon scene from my PC to the VR headset without using my PC’s resources to run WebXR. Is this possible, how should I use it?
Thanks in advance !
I am not sure you can run local servers on the device itself, but I am sure @RaananW will know.
My first response would be - nope, not possible 
Some vendors (Oculus, for example) allow you to link your PC with the headset. In this case, the data rendered on the PC itself, and displayed in the headset if you enter the XR session. But this is vendor specific. And not entirely what you wanted.
If it’s just about passing a URL to the headset, open a socket server on the PC that will act as a server and will broadcast the URL to open. That’s just one of many different ways to pass simple data between two devices connected on the same network. But that’s out of the scope of this forum for sure
Hi ! Thank-you for your prompt response !
Ok I understand, how should I use babylon js on a standalone headset? How do you avoid using PC resources?
using the browser on the headset would be the best way to go