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== Virtual reality office ==<br />
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An office and co-working space in VR.<br />
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== Why ==<br />
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Save the world by letting people live and work wherever they want together. (as long as the internet is good)<br />
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== Things ==<br />
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VRO : short name for the whole thing.<br />
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Client: computer, headset and other peripherals used to enter the vro<br />
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Server: central servers that multiple clients and workstations connect to.<br />
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Workstation: computer that is being captured and made available in the vro<br />
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Scene: virtual scene containing a hierarchy of component entities<br />
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World: scene + avatar<br />
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Avatar: representation of the user in vr space.<br />
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== Stuff ==<br />
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Workstations are captured using vnc or similar/better.<br />
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Workstation screens are sent to the server and from there forwarded to clients that have these screens in view, also lod.<br />
These screens are components in the scene.<br />
Client can attach to a screen and then control input (mouse/keyboard)<br />
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Likely will need to do a shortcut for comfort if the client has the workstation locally.<br />
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== Extra ==<br />
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In world whiteboard and other creative vr (3d) elements.<br />
Webcam screens.<br />
(optional) Have the client capture/encode the workstation directly for higher quality/low latency.<br />
Have workstations in a data-center near the server, not at home. (yay cloud)<br />
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== Imagine ==<br />
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Artist build office space.<br />
Windows to a beautiful outside.<br />
Webcam screen as windows as a view into the real world.<br />
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A room with workstation screens and fellow developers.<br />
Walk over to someone and collaborate.<br />
Show off your work.<br />
Watch a movie together.<br />
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== Risks ==<br />
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VR<br />
- resolution<br />
- (general vr risks)<br />
VNC/Capture<br />
- quality/latency<br />
Server<br />
- network latency</div>Bartwe