A presentation given at the International Image Interoperability Framework event held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on May 10, 2016. Presentation given by Tom Crane of Digirati

1. Tom Crane
Technical Director, Digirati
Universal Viewer
IIIF: Access to the World's Images – New York 2016
http://digirati.com/

2. “Player”

3. IIIF-isation
• British Library choose the Wellcome Player as the starting point of
their "Universal Viewer" project
• British Library are founding contributors to IIIF
• The Universal Viewer is born

4. Contributors and Users

5. Demo…
http://goo.gl/SBqnee

6. Paging and 2-up

7. Thumbs

8. More Information (metadata, rights, license)

9. IIIF Search API – Autocomplete and Search

10. Download - current

11. Download – other sizes and renderings

12. Embed

13. Themes

15. Click-through authentication

16. Click-through authentication

17. Regular authentication

18. IIIF Collections – multi volume

19. IIIF Collections – 6500 manifests with dates

20. IIIF Collections – 6500 manifests with dates

21. Right to left

22. Top to bottom

23. Continuous

24. Other media
• Before we could replace the Wellcome Player with the Universal
Viewer, it not only had to support authentication and “search within”,
but it had to play audio, video and born-digital material.
• For now, just play the material.
• Interim “IxIF” model until community process produces models for
time-based media and 3D

25. PDFs

26. Video

27. 3D

28. Thank you
https://github.com/UniversalViewer/universalviewer
http://universalviewer.io/examples
http://digirati.com/iiif
Tom Crane
Technical Director, Digirati
http://digirati.com/
tom.crane@digirati.com