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The Open Grid (Beta): The First Step to Interoperable Virtual Worlds
Open Grid Public Beta opened today (see Second Life blog) marking the beginning of a new era of interoperable virtual worlds and a new architecture for Second Life TM. The magic of “running code and consensus” is here and, at least between OpenSim and Second Life TM, avatars are jumping back and forth. [...]
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Comments:
- Jack: I am seeking a freelance augmented reality program...
- Idella Matthees: This really is seriously really good material, tha...
- Jesper: The example of the pizza search was an excellent e...
- Alexa Stewart: mobile computing nowadays is not yet very powerful...
- c3: the world "isnt" a medium? sure it is. anyhow....
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AMEE Android Anselm Hook AR AR Consortium are2010 AR eyewear ARWave AR Wave Augmented Reality augmented reality event augmented reality games Blair Macintyre Bruce Sterling everyware google goggles Google Wave internet of things ISMAR 2009 Layar location based services markerless augmented reality mobile augmented reality Ogmento open augmented reality open distributed augmented reality OpenSim Ori Inbar Pachube realXtend Robert Rice sensor networks social augmented experiences the internet of things the shape of alpha Thomas Wrobel Tonchidot Total Immersion ubicomp ubiquitous computing Usman Haque Wave Federation Protocol Where2.0 WhereCamp Wikitude
Thursday, July 31, 2008
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