" WebGL public wiki! Here you'll find resources that will help you learn about WebGL, including the current specification, documentation, implementation status, as well as a repository of known demos and web apps that take advantage of WebGL."
The WebGL Globe
The WebGL Globe is an open platform for geographic data visualization. We encourage you to copy the code, add your own data, and create your own.
If you do create your own globe, please share it with us. We will post our favorite links below.
Features:
Latitude / longitude data spikes
Color gradients, based on data value or type
Mouse wheel to zoom
More features are under development...
Fractal Lab - Interactive WebGL fractal explorer.
However, WebGL is currently officially supported and enabled by default on the very latest Google Chrome and Firefox 4 beta browsers. You can also enable it on WebKit nightly builds too.
Welcome! 3D modeling has never been easier.
No installation required All you need is Google Chrome or Firefox with WebGL support. Type 3dtin.com in address bar and start designing. Any operating system.
FREE All functionality is available to everyone. For FREE. ... as long as the sketch is shared under Creative Commons. Become premium member for private storage.
Simple interface Choose 3D shapes from a huge library of templates and add them to your sketch. All through an intuitive interface. If you still need help, check out the quick tutorial.
Accessible from anywhere All sketches are stored in cloud. You can access them from anywhere and share with unique URL.
Export to standard file formats All sketches can be exported in STL, OBJ, DAE file formats, which can be imported in other modeling tools.
"Welcome to the OpenGlobus overview page! OpenGlobus is a javascript library designed to display interactive 3d maps and planets with map tiles, imagery and vector data, markers and 3d objects. It uses the WebGL technology, open source and completely free."
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