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The WebGL JavaScript API makes it possible to display hardware-accelerated 3D graphics on websites and it's becoming more and more popular these days. In version 56 of Chrome for Windows, macOS, and Linux, those with modern graphics hardware can now take advantage of WebGL 2.0. This is a major upgrade to the API that enables the possibility of websites to display a variety of new graphics features, as well as some advanced rendering techniques.
WebVR and GamePad APIs are Available in Android's Chrome 56 Beta Channel
Google's WebVR & GamePad APIs are now available for developers to test on Android's Chrome 56 beta release. The final API release is expected in early 2017.
If there's any technology that best characterizes 2016, it would be Virtual Reality.