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3D internet involves simulating web pages in realistic 3D graphics for interactive experiences that replicate real life. This new medium allows for more effective representation of products like interior designs for interesting 3D shopping, gaming, and distance learning. While 2D technology is less interactive and representation is lacking, 3D internet is more interactive with reduced mouse movements and simple yet effective 3D images. However, widespread use of 3D internet faces technical challenges of requiring high bandwidth speeds not currently available in most countries and limited availability of specialized hardware.
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- 1. 3D Internet
- 2. What is 3d internet??? Simulation of web page in true to lif graphics. An active medium for interaction. New way to reach customers , Partners , students. Replicates real life Intelligent and distributed system. Provides 3D surfing experience.
- 3. Why 3d internet ??? Interesting 3D shopping Easy social interactions To represent interior designs effectively. Gaming made more interesting Distance learning is a joyous experience.
- 4. Evolution of 3d internet
- 5. 2D Technology -> Less Interactive (less images). -> More wastage of time -> Lack of Proper Representation (Ex: Online Shopping) 3D Technology -> More Interactive (Comfort level is more). -> Reduced mouse movements . -> Simple yet Effective representation(3D Images) -> Increased Speed of working .
- 6. 3d Goggles • Provides 3 Dimensional view. • Voice commands made possible. • Record and share videos. • Interesting “Visual search” technology for smart phones.
- 7. 3d mouse Time saving. Easy to handle. Increased Design performance. Sensitive controller cap.
- 8. Vision Stations Vision stations is a display device used in 3D internet. It uses a computer display technology that provides 180 degrees of
- 9. Applications E-commerce Product visualization 3D virtual shops Interactive demos 3D “banner ads” Training Web-based training using interactive 3D Games
- 10. Applications(cont’d) Entertainment Streaming 3D animation Streaming 3D video Education virtual “field trips” distance education as well as on- campus virtual “experiments” for physical sciences historical recreations for social
- 11. Advantages More Interactive (Comfort level is more). Reduced mouse movements . Simple yet Effective representation . (3D Images) Increased Speed of working .
- 12. Technical glitches It requires high bandwidth speed not possible for most countries. Hardware required for 3D internet is partially available.
- 13. Conclusion Provided an overview of concept of 3D Internet At this point of time we are facing an unique opportunity of evolution of internet towards much more versatile, interactive and usable version i.e 3D INTERNET. There are still many research challenges on the way.
- 14. References [1] http://www.activeworlds.com [2] http://www.computer.howstuffwor ks.com [3] http://www.web3event.com [4] http://www.pcmag.com [5] http://en.wikipedia.org [6] http://secondlife.com