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Overview 􀂄 Introduction 􀂄 3D Internet 􀂄 Why 􀂄 What 􀂄 How Conclusion

Introduction The Internet is evolving to become the cyberspace. The world wide web, from document repository to full-fledged virtual environment. CLI (gopher) ->GUI (www) ->3D Internet Our goals: Analyze trends Discuss a research agenda Raise interest in networking, security, distributed computing, and machine learning communities.

Overview Introduction 􀂄 3D Internet 􀂄 Why 􀂄 What 􀂄 How Conclusion

3D Internet. Trends and Concepts 3D Internet as an interactive virtual environment for services, interaction, and communication. Virtual worlds: Second Life, There, … MMOGs: Entropia Universe, The Sims Online, Kaneva,… Social Networks: Face book, My Space, Linked-In, … Web 2.0: Wiki’s, blogs, communities, … Web as a distributed computing platform: Face book, Ajax-based Web applications, semantic Web, browser as client, Web OSs, …

3D Internet. Enabling Factors Availability of cheap hardware: GPUs, graphic cards Emerging Output devices: Video Eye ware Emerging 3D Input devices: 3Dconnexion's Space Navigator

3D Internet. Enabling Factors… Advances in 3D graphics technologies: OpenGL, DirectX 3D support on traditional desktops Vista 3D Flip, Compiz

Overview Introduction 􀂄 3D Internet 􀂄 Why 􀂄 What 􀂄 How Conclusion

Why? Evolution CLI ->GUI ->3D Internet

Why? Evolution

Why? Evolution From abstract documents organized hierarchically

Why? Evolution To 3D Places with spatial relationships

Why? Revolution 3D Internet is more suitable than a document repository for providing an interactive virtual environment for services, interaction, and communication. Web pages ->Blogs ->Facebook pages(Static Docs ->Updated Docs -> Application Platform) E-mail -> SMS, IM ->Twitter, VoIP, Whitelist messaging WWW ->Web 2.0 -> 3D Internet Online Shopping, entertainment, services, communication, interaction Advertisement, fashion, e-commerce, virtual meetings, …

Overview Introduction 􀂄 3D Internet 􀂄 Why 􀂄 What 􀂄 How Conclusion

What? Architecture.

Overview Introduction 􀂄 3D Internet 􀂄 Why 􀂄 What 􀂄 How Conclusion

How? Research Questions. Networking and Distributed Computing Data storage (avatars, objects), computing aspects (scripts) Latency minimization Security and trust (decentralized identity management)

How? Research Questions. Intelligent Environments The 3D Internet as a virtual ubiquitous computing environment and test bed for novel machine learning algorithms 􀂄 Intelligent Services: Location-based services, personal (search) assistants, recommender systems 􀂄 Intelligent Agents and Rendering: virtual 3D bots for various tasks

Conclusion Provided an overview of the concept 3D Internet Discussed the motivation behind it and specific research directions in the fields of networking, security, distributed computing, and machine learning. At this point in time we are facing a unique opportunity for the evolution of the Internet towards a much more versatile, interactive, and usable version: the 3D Internet. There are still many research challenges on the way we can use the existing hype as a driver of research and realization of 3D Internet

References http://www.exitreality.com http://www.activeworlds.com

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