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3 d internet(final)
This document discusses 3D internet and its advantages and applications. 3D internet combines 3D graphics with the internet, allowing for interactive and real-time 3D graphics delivered over the web. It provides benefits like interesting 3D shopping experiences and easier social interactions. Examples of 3D internet applications include 3D virtual shops for e-commerce, virtual experiments for science education, and multiplayer 3D games for entertainment. The document also notes some disadvantages like the need for high internet speeds and challenges viewing 3D on 2D displays.
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3 d internet(final)
- 1. B.P.PODDAR INSTITUTE OFMANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY 3D Internet PRESENTED BY:---- PREM PRASUN(11500113060)
- 2. • Introduction • Whatis 3D Internet? • Why 3D Internet? • History • Advantages • Disadvantages • Applications • Examples of 3D technology • Conclusion • References CONTENTS
- 4. • The internetis evolving to become to de- facto cyberspace. • The 3D internet is one of the most important technologies. • Virtual world or virtual reality . • new way to reach consumers ,business customers ,students etc. • 3D internet is actually a much better alternative way of organizing data which every one knows and uses. INTRODUCTION
- 5. • Combination oftwo powerful forces Internet 3D Graphics • The result : Interactive ,real time 3D graphics delivered over the web WHAT IS 3D INTERNET?
- 6. • Interesting 3DShopping. • Easy social interactions. • To represent interior design effectively. • Gaming made more interesting. • Distance learning is a joyous experience. Why 3D Internet?
- 7. Web 1.0 Web2.0Web 3.0 Functionality Companies publish limited webpages for large num of users.. People publish info for other users.. Integaration of data over the internet from various means.. Usage Adobe.com for graphics Microsoft.com for windows.. CNN.com for news YOUTUBE Flickr Wikipedia Integration of devices : cellphones, cars etc.. High Accessibility Extensibility Upto ‘n’ users Upto ‘n’ users Upto ‘n2’ users ONE WEB : same info for all users irrespective of all aspects… Semantic WEB : linked data… linked devices.. linked people
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- 9. • Participants havecontrol throughout the virtual space. • Content readily available. • Participants have a choice in whether to interact with an offering. • Open source development. • Realistic rendering ADVANTAGES
- 10. • The limitedeffectiveness of traditional media techniques. • Lack of an effective way for enabling people in virtual world. • Difficult in modeling , high cost. • Require high internet speed. • Difficulty in viewing 3D objects in 2D display devices. DISADVANTAGES
- 11. E-commerce • Product visualization •3D virtual shop • Interact in virtual workspace • 3D chat spaces Education • Web based training using interactive 3D • Virtual experimental of physical science (tech learn and practice in a way that’s feel ”real”)
- 12. Collaborative design andengineering • Architecture • Product design • 3D visualization of data for various field. Entertainment • Multi-player ,fully 3D game • Streaming 3D animation Contd….. 24 meters 12 images
- 13. Google goggles •Used for 3D imaging • Any one putting “the goggles” Will be immersed in a 3D “stereoVision” • virtual reality called 3D life
- 14. 3D Shopping •User can navigate easily throughout mall. • Find themselves into virtual shopping envi. • Time saving approach. Contd…
- 15. Contd…… 3D mouse • Timesaving • Easy to handle • Increased design performance Vision station • Display device used in 3D internet • It uses a computer display technology • that provide 180 degree of viewing angle to its users
- 16. EXPECTED FUTURE OF3D INTERNET
- 17. 3D internet isa step ahead to future which could serve for not only as metaverse but will change the way we perceive internet of today. Conclusion
- 18. • www.google.com • www.slideshare.com •www.seminaronly.com • www.youtube.com • www.Wikipedia.com References