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3D INTERNET SOURCE
INTERNET- ON THE WAY OF 3D

DONE BY
P.Mohamed Ibrahim
IIIrd Year IT
Priyadarshini Engineering college
Email ID:whizzy.ibrahim@gmail.com
Cell no:9597063997

S.Deepan Chakravarthy
IIIrd Year IT
Priyadarshini Engineering College
Email ID: pan.deepan@gmail.com
Cell no:9944684611

Overview
 Introduction
 Disadvantage of 2D Internet
 3D Internet
@ 3D Internet - Why
@ 3D Internet - What
@ 3D Internet - How

 Conclusion

Introduction
‡ The Internet is evolving to become the cyberspace. ‡ The world wide web, from document repository to fullfledged virtual environment. ‡ Our goals:
@ Analyze trends

@ Discuss a research agenda
@ Raise interest in networking, security, distributed computing, and machine learning communities

Disadvantage of 2D Internet
Viruses
Security Problems
Immorality
Filtration of Information
Inaccuracy of Information
Wastage of times
English Language problem

3D Internet
Trends and Concepts
‡ 3D Internet as an interactive virtual environment for services, interaction, and communication.
‡ Virtual worlds: Second Life, There, «
‡ MMOGs: Entropia Universe, The Sims Online,Kaneva,«
‡ Social Networks: Facebook, MySpace, Linked-In,...
‡ Web 2.0: Wiki¶s, blogs, communities, «
‡ Web as a distributed computing platform:
Facebook,Ajax-based Web applications, semantic Web, browser as client, Web OSs, «

3D Internet
Enabling Factors
‡ Availability of cheap hardware: GPUs, graphic cards
‡ Emerging Output devices: Video Eyeware
‡ Emerging 3D Input devices: 3Dconnexion's
SpaceNavigator

3D Internet ² Why
Evolution
Gopher, IRC

WWW

3D Internet

3D Internet ² Why
Evolution
To 3D places with spatial relationships

3D Internet ² Why
Revolution
‡ 3D Internet is more suitable than a document repository for providing an interactive virtual environment for services, interaction, and communication.
‡ Web pages Blogs
Facebook pages
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