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Mapping the World in 3D by Ryan Measel CTO, Fantasmo The physical and digital worlds are converging. The proliferation of dense, semantically-labeled 3D maps is a fundamental need for current and emerging industries including augmented reality, autonomous robotics, retail, accessibility, and emergency response among others. In this talk, we will discuss the confluence of factors driving the next generation of maps and the challenges ahead.

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Mapping the World in 3D
Ryan Measel, PhD
CTO & Co-founder, Fantasmo
August 11, 2018
Big Data LA 2018
University of Southern California

The entire world is going to be
mapped in 3D, indoors and out.

Overview
• Why do need a globe-spanning 3D map?
• What are the challenges and opportunities?
• How do we get there?

Digital and physical worlds are
converging
• Spatial applications require deep integration with the environment.
• Where am I?
• What is around me?
• The cost of reality capture technology is rapidly declining.

Who needs 3D maps?
Augmented Reality
Autonomous Robotics
Indoor Navigation
Autonomous Vehicles
Connected Home
Smart Cities
Accessibility
Emergency Response
Real World Search
Checkout-Free Shopping
Courtesy of Consumnes Fire Dept.

The world is big
• Surface area of the Earth is 196.9 million mi²
• 3D reconstruction for an average size mall is 10 - 30 GB
• Mapping and hosting gets expensive…fast

Lots of Outputs
Source: autodesk.com
Source: wikimedia.org, CC2.5

Social and legal implications
• Good
• Public property
• Private property open to the public
• Private property not open to the public with permission
• Not good
• Private property and they ask you to leave
• Reasonable expectation of privacy

Privacy
• Public vs private property
• Data regulations becoming increasingly stringent around private data
• Only pure solution is ﬁrst party data hosting

Private property owners want control
First Party Data Ownership

Applications want access to sensitive data
Robust Access Controls

Decentralized Spatial Protocol
• Location DNS
• Distributed storage layer
• Standards for interoperable data

Location DNS
• Operation
• Property owners register their geospatial boundaries
• Owners can set resolvers and access permissions
• Enables
• Hyper-localized CDN - Data is stored close to the area it represents
• Robust access control

Distributed Storage
• Operation
• Resolvers can store data anywhere (e.g., local, cloud, etc) which is
accessible through an abstracted data layer
• Resolves enforce access control
• Enables
• Hyper-localized CDN - Data is stored close to the area it represents
• First party data ownership

Standards
• Standards
• Camera Positioning Standard (CPS)
• Spatial Versioning Format
• 3D Semantic JSON
• Enables
• Network eﬀect of sensors

Protocol overview
 
Applications
 
Distributed Storage
Peer Network
Blockchain — Location DNS
 
Property Owners

Mapping the World
• The world is going to be mapped in 3D
• Challenges are solved through a decentralized spatial protocol
• Distributed storage
• Standards
• First party data ownership
• Robust access controls
• Core tech makes it possible

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Contact:
ryan@fantasmo.io
fantasmo.io
camerapositioning.io

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1. Mapping the World in 3D Ryan Measel, PhD CTO & Co-founder, Fantasmo August 11, 2018 Big Data LA 2018 University of Southern California

2. The entire world is going to be mapped in 3D, indoors and out.

3. Overview • Why do need a globe-spanning 3D map? • What are the challenges and opportunities? • How do we get there?

4. Digital and physical worlds are converging • Spatial applications require deep integration with the environment. • Where am I? • What is around me? • The cost of reality capture technology is rapidly declining.

5. Who needs 3D maps? Augmented Reality Autonomous Robotics Indoor Navigation Autonomous Vehicles Connected Home Smart Cities Accessibility Emergency Response Real World Search Checkout-Free Shopping Courtesy of Consumnes Fire Dept.

6. Adding an extra dimension isn’t easy.

7. The world is big • Surface area of the Earth is 196.9 million mi² • 3D reconstruction for an average size mall is 10 - 30 GB • Mapping and hosting gets expensive…fast

8. The world is dynamic

9. Lots of Platforms

10. Lots of Outputs Source: autodesk.com Source: wikimedia.org, CC2.5

11. Social and legal implications • Good • Public property • Private property open to the public • Private property not open to the public with permission • Not good • Private property and they ask you to leave • Reasonable expectation of privacy

12. Privacy • Public vs private property • Data regulations becoming increasingly stringent around private data • Only pure solution is ﬁrst party data hosting

13. Time to problem solve.

14. Lots of data Distributed storage

15. Varying I/O data formats Standards

16. Private property owners want control First Party Data Ownership

17. Applications want access to sensitive data Robust Access Controls

18. We’re talking about a protocol.

19. Decentralized Spatial Protocol • Location DNS • Distributed storage layer • Standards for interoperable data

20. Location DNS • Operation • Property owners register their geospatial boundaries • Owners can set resolvers and access permissions • Enables • Hyper-localized CDN - Data is stored close to the area it represents • Robust access control

21. Distributed Storage • Operation • Resolvers can store data anywhere (e.g., local, cloud, etc) which is accessible through an abstracted data layer • Resolves enforce access control • Enables • Hyper-localized CDN - Data is stored close to the area it represents • First party data ownership

22. Standards • Standards • Camera Positioning Standard (CPS) • Spatial Versioning Format • 3D Semantic JSON • Enables • Network eﬀect of sensors

23. Protocol overview   Applications   Distributed Storage Peer Network Blockchain — Location DNS   Property Owners

24. Core tech makes it possible.

25. Reality Capture

26. Camera Positioning

27. Tooling

28. Mapping the World • The world is going to be mapped in 3D • Challenges are solved through a decentralized spatial protocol • Distributed storage • Standards • First party data ownership • Robust access controls • Core tech makes it possible

29. 29 Contact: ryan@fantasmo.io fantasmo.io camerapositioning.io

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