XML3D Shows the Future of 3D On the Internet
3,341 views · Published 26 September 2011 · 2:03 · Indexed 21 September 2026
Channel: BASIC thinking · 2011 · Science & Technology
xml3d idf 2011 http://www.netbooknews.com The next logical step in the evolution of the Web is to fully integrate 3D content and thereby provide a fully immersive user experience. Today, several plugins are available that will display 3D in a Web browser. But, these solutions are not universally available across platforms, and they do not integrate in a transparent way with the existing Web 2.x model, tools and infrastructure. At the Intel Visual Computing Institute (IVCI) at Saarbrücken, Germany, we are developing ways to easily include 3D objects, scenes into Web pages, and render them on all compute devices, operating systems/browsers, and to integrate them with today's Web content creation and programming methods. If you're interested in the full range of research done at IVCI, the Web site at http://www.intel-vci.uni-saarland.de has all the latest information.
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