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Standards and AR Status as of June 20 2011
Chris6ne Perey PEREY Research & Consul6ng
Overview
• AR Perspec6ves vary widely and are evolving • To whom are AR Standards important?
– Publishers – Standards Development Organiza6ons – Industry Associa6ons
• The Interna6onal AR Standards Community – Ac6vi6es – Achievements – Future Direc6ons
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An Ecosystem Perspec6ve of AR
CONTENT Providers/Publishers
PACKAGING
DELIVERY
Enablers Providers of AR-‐enabling technology
Brands and Merchants
CLIENT DEVICES
The Ph
ysical W
orld
The Digital W
orld
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An Architecture Perspec6ve of AR
User Experience
Presenta6on/Representa6on/Interac6ons
Content/Augmenta6ons
Processing Sensors
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Mul6ple AR Domains
• Databases and Interac6vity
• Discovery, Transport and Pla]orms for publishers
• Camera and live video
• Compass and GPS
Geospa6al Computer Vision
Content Infra-‐structure
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AR UX
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AR Topics Landscape and Relevant Organizations
Source: Interna6onal AR Standards Mee6ng October 2010
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Content
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Location/GeoSpatial Standards SensorWeb
Acceleration APIs Sensor APIs
3D Data Formats
Browser Standards
Points of Interest
Mobile hardware interfaces
X3D X3Dom
Mobile software interfaces
Display Technology
Standards Development Organiza6ons
Graphics Repreesentation
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In addi6on to those on slide 9
• Standards bodies which are beginning to examine (may work on) Augmented Reality – Object Management Group – OASIS – SEDRIS Technologies – BSI – NISO
– IETF – MIPI – ETSI
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Industry Associa6ons Represent member interests/requirements • Relevant non-‐AR associa6ons
– GSMA – SID – MMA – IGDA – IEEE – ACM – BuildSmart – Automo6ve industry? – NFAIS – Tourism industry? – Museum curators associa6ons
• AR-‐specific groups – AR Consor6um – Open AR Web – WaveAR – AR DevCamp
• Content developers and curators
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The Interna6onal AR Standards Community
• Grassroots – Without administra6ve role or structure – Composed of people seeking open and interoperable AR content and experiences
• Across the AR ecosystem and expert domains – Companies, Universi6es, Research Groups – Wealth of knowledge in implementa6on of AR
• Visibility into ac6vi6es of many Standards Development Organiza6ons (SDOs)
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Ac6vi6es
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Outreach
Advocacy
Mee6ngs
Document/Disseminate
Monitor/Dialog
Publicize Community
• AR Standards mailing lists – http://ARstandards.org/mailman/listinfo/discussion – http://ARstandards.org/mailman/listinfo/news
• Encourage community support and engagement – Pos6ngs to mailing lists – SDOs in which your company or ins6tute is a member – Sponsorship of (and/or par6cipa6on in) AR community
• Support standards in implementa6on roadmaps
• Recommend standards to strategic partners
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Outreach
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for open/interoperable AR
• Community must advocate to – Technology media – Bloggers – AR Pla]orm providers – Consumer electronics manufacturers – Network access/transport providers
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Advocacy
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Monthly Community Conference Call
• Purpose – To engage with broader community unable to aiend face-‐to-‐face mee6ngs
– To collaborate and advance (work together on) community resources between mee6ngs
• Schedule and agendas to be determined – Subscribe to announcements mailing list for more
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Mee6ngs
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Face-‐to-‐Face Mee6ngs
Mobile AR
Summit 60
par6cipants, 34 papers
W3C AR and the Web 40
par6cipants 22 papers
First Interna-‐6onal AR Standards Mee6ng
50 par6cipants 12 papers
Second Interna-‐6onal AR Standards Mee6ng
45 par6cipants 23 papers
Third Interna6onal AR Standards Mee6ng
45 par6cipants 40+ references
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Mee6ngs
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Next Mee6ng (the Fourth)
• October 24-‐25, 2011 – Basel, Switzerland
• Objec6ves – Increase community diversity, size – Sharing of Open and Interoperable AR ini6a6ves – Advance community resources – Examine emerging issues or challenges
• Posi6on Papers highly recommended – Deadline September 20, 2011
hip://www.perey.com/ARStandards/fourth-‐interna6onal-‐ar-‐standards-‐mee6ng/
ISMAR2011
Mee6ngs
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Filh Interna6onal AR Standards Mee6ng
• Begin planning – March 19 2011 – Aus6n, TX
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Mee6ngs
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Resources: Posi6on Papers
• Over 70 papers published – Geo-‐Spa6al – Visual AR – Architectures and Reference Models – User Experience with AR – Ver6cal market experiences/use cases – Challenges for market growth
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Document/Disseminate
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Resources: AR Use Cases
• To extract concrete components • Determine which components in common • Prioritize focus for future work • Three Broad use case categories
– Guide – Create – Play
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Document/Disseminate
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Resources: AR Terminology
• Define and Illustrate “Na6ve” AR terms and synonyms
• Other communi6es – Seman6c Web – Geo-‐spa6al – Developers, User Experience Designers – Computer Vision – Social – End Users – Gamers
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Document/Disseminate
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Web site, Ustream, Present
• Maintain/improve Web site • Develop presenta6ons about AR Standards for use in third party conferences/mee6ngs
• Mailing lists
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Document/Disseminate
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With SDOs
• Refresh the SDO landscape (Oct 2010) • Develop frameworks and reference models • Develop, refine and share use cases for AR
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Monitor/Dialog
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SDOs and Industry bodies
• Testbeds for AR – Can we iden6fy and use “Living Labs”? – Can there be cross-‐SDO testbeds? – Focus on interfaces, but invite hardware vendors – Open vs. closed test beds (IPR) – Goals? Interoperability vs. compliance – TrakMark WG (AR Benchmark tes6ng)
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Monitor/Dialog
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For more informa6on
hip://www.arstandards.org
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Mobile Augmented Reality
Chris6ne Perey [email protected] +41 79 436 68 69 +1 (617) 848-‐8159
Reality Improved
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