Comments on: Notes from Metaverse Roadmap Meeting, Feb 15, 2008 http://www.metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/ Web 2.0 and virtual worlds Sun, 11 Oct 2009 20:49:13 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: jeremy http://www.metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-3867 jeremy Mon, 18 Feb 2008 20:09:15 +0000 http://metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/#comment-3867 @ Jon, you may be right, but I do have to somewhat agree with e.g. Corey at MultiVerse. The efforts are not really so inclusive and they are being driven by a small segment of the industry. The assumption seems to be that a few bigger players can define the standards that everyone else will have to adopt. @ Jon, you may be right, but I do have to somewhat agree with e.g. Corey at MultiVerse. The efforts are not really so inclusive and they are being driven by a small segment of the industry. The assumption seems to be that a few bigger players can define the standards that everyone else will have to adopt.

]]> By: Jon Watte http://www.metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-3860 Jon Watte Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:57:22 +0000 http://metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/#comment-3860 [quote]# Kids worlds are the low hanging fruit now # Entertainment is the long term driver # Most major developments will take time, like years [quote] I think that's too pessimistic, and not an accurate picture of the virtual worlds market. If interoperability standards take the right form (and I'm trying to help the Virtual World Interoperability Forum to do just that), then we can see interoperable virtual worlds next year, rather than ten years from now. For more information: http://www.interopworld.com/members/node/31 [quote]# Kids worlds are the low hanging fruit now
# Entertainment is the long term driver
# Most major developments will take time, like years
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I think that’s too pessimistic, and not an accurate picture of the virtual worlds market. If interoperability standards take the right form (and I’m trying to help the Virtual World Interoperability Forum to do just that), then we can see interoperable virtual worlds next year, rather than ten years from now.

For more information: http://www.interopworld.com/members/node/31

]]> By: Out to Pasture » Blog Archive » Metaverse Roadmap notes http://www.metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-3817 Out to Pasture » Blog Archive » Metaverse Roadmap notes Sun, 17 Feb 2008 16:46:08 +0000 http://metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/#comment-3817 [...] Metaversum’s blog notes [...] [...] Metaversum’s blog notes [...]

]]> By: Rich White http://www.metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-3792 Rich White Sun, 17 Feb 2008 04:03:58 +0000 http://metaversum.com/blog/notes-from-metaverse-roadmap-meeting-feb-15-2008/#comment-3792 I have said in past posts direct input is to 3D environments what the mouse is to flat ones. Which is basically the point of Mitch Kapor in this article - http://www.news.com/8301-13772_3-9873205-52.html?tag=tb — We are using surface devices with Edusim now of course … but as other more natural forms of input emerge I can see this having an impact in immersive education as well. Cheers, Rich http://edusim3d.com ==== I have said in past posts direct input is to 3D environments what the mouse is to flat ones. Which is basically the point of Mitch Kapor in this article – http://www.news.com/8301-13772_3-9873205-52.html?tag=tb — We are using surface devices with Edusim now of course … but as other more natural forms of input emerge I can see this having an impact in immersive education as well.

Cheers,
Rich
http://edusim3d.com
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