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There are several scenarios where it's beneficial to render a scene whose view is controlled by device tracking within a 2D page. For example:
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- Using phone rotation to view panoramic content.
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- Taking advantage of 6DoF tracking on devices (like [Tango](https://get.google.com/tango/)phones) with no associated headset.
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- Taking advantage of 6DoF tracking on devices with no associated headset, like [ARCore](https://developers.google.com/ar/)or [ARKit](https://developer.apple.com/arkit/) enabled phones.
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- Making use of head-tracking features for devices like [zSpace](http://zspace.com/) systems.
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These scenarios can make use of inline sessions to render tracked content to the page. Using an inline session also enables content to use a single rendering path for both inline and immersive presentation modes. It also makes switching between inline content and immersive presentation of that content easier.
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