1. Valter Roesler: roesler@inf.ufrgs.brroesler@inf.ufrgs.br Luiz Coelho: luiz.coelho@rnp.brluiz.coelho@rnp.br Guilherme Longoni: longoni@gmail.comlongoni@gmail.com André Marins: amarins@rnp.bramarins@rnp.br Leonardo Daronco: leonardo@mconf.comleonardo@mconf.com Leandro Ciuffo: ciuffo@rnp.brciuffo@rnp.br Renato Duarte: renato.duarte@rnp.brrenato.duarte@rnp.br TNC 2016 Terena Networking Conference Multipresence: towards videoconference and collaboration in multi-use environments 1 Presenters: Valter Roesler (UFRGS) José Luiz Ribeiro Filho (RNP)

2. Brief Overview of the RNP RNP – Rede Nacional de Ensino e Pesquisa Brazilian National Research and Education Network – Created as a project in September 1989 by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI), – A non-profit institution in 1999 Serves more than 1300 campi – Over 130 public universities – Over 30 public and private research centers.

3. RNP national backbone RNP national backbone – Ipê network – Uses links from Telecom Companies – Connects PoP’s in the state capitals + RNP’s metropolitan networks

4. RNP Services Catalog Communication and Colaboration Strategic Hosting Identity Management Network Infrastructure support Content Delivery Network

5. Multipresence system Objective To create a low cost videoconference and collaboration system that allows communication in any device, anywhere and at any network rate 5

6. Multipresence system Modules (own development) – High Definition communication (HD 1080p) – Ultra-High Definition communication (UHD 4K). – Web conferencing system (Mconf). – Mobile devices and SIP phones (Mconf) – Integration with legacy videoconferencing systems. Integration (Third party) – Content sharing among the participants with SAGE2 6

7. Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) Panel with 8 TVs (50”) and 1 UHD TV (65”) 7

8. 8 ~2.000 km between panels Panel 1 Brasília Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) Panel 2 Porto Alegre

9. Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) Ultra High Definition 9 Transmission of Ultra HD (~3 Gbps) compressed to 20 Mbps for very high quality, like live surgery

10. Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) High Definition 10 Two cameras each side simulating a prototype of a telepresence room

11. Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) High Definition 11

12. Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) Webconference (Mconf) 12 TV1: Images from a tablet and a notebook TV2: slides presentation

13. 13 Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) Webconference (Mconf) Another layout with 3 TVs for webconf Tablet receiving the image of de 4K TV

14. Demonstration during Forum RNP (aug/15) Collaboration using SAGE2 14 All participants can share content (images, applications, documents). SAGE2 concatenates the TVs as one video wall.

15. Control interface integrated to SAGE2 15

16. 16 Panel models Asymmetric panel Symmetric panel

17. Layout change interface (10 seconds to change layout) 17

18. Demonstration during WRNP (may/16) 18 Panel with 4 TVs. Upper two with SAGE; Bottom left with High Definition; Bottom right with webconference

19. Panel at UFRGS 19 Panel with 6 High definition monitors and 1 4K TV All computers (mini-PCs) inside the structure

20. Video of a multipresence panel (English subtitles) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lud2KwzstCM 20

21. Possible application to the Multipresence system Cost reduction by using the same physical room to many purposes. 21

22. General Architecture Tablet App (Web): runs on a web browser – provides the user interface to room control Process Manager (C++): runs in background on each PC, and opens and closes the desired view in each TV according to the selected profile, and a webservice, that keeps the entire system synchronized Message Server (Ruby on Rails and Node.js): interacts with all applications and controls them in order to execute the user commands. Application PRAV Player (C++): High definition and ultra-high definition Application Mconf (Flash with ongoing development in WebRTC): webconference with computers and mobile devices (iOS and Android). Integration with legacy videoconference systems Application SAGE2: content collaboration 22

23. Conclusion The Multipresence system integrates different technologies in a low cost panel, allowing a broad range of participants in heterogeneous platforms, from a SIP phone to a 4K video. We are running a pilot this year. If your institution is interested, we will be glad to cooperate. 23

24. Terena Networking Conference Thank you. Questions? 24 Valter Roesler: roesler@inf.ufrgs.brroesler@inf.ufrgs.br José Luiz Ribeiro Filho: jose.luiz@rnp.brjose.luiz@rnp.br Multipresence: towards videoconference and collaboration in multi-use environments