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Anita.havele: New page: * Web3D at the Augmented Reality Event 2010, Santa Clara, CA June 2-3 [http://augmentedrealityevent.com/] The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with ...

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New page: * Web3D at the Augmented Reality Event 2010, Santa Clara, CA June 2-3 [http://augmentedrealityevent.com/] The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with ...

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* Web3D at the Augmented Reality Event 2010, Santa Clara, CA June 2-3 [http://augmentedrealityevent.com/]

The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology.

Presenters:

* Michael Zoellner, Fraunhofer, Germany

[http://web3d.org/x3d/wiki/index.php/Image:MichealZoellnerARE2010_100602.pdf X3DOM, standards based solution for AR developers]

* Micheal Aratow, VP Web3D Consortium, Menlo Park, CA

[http://web3d.org/x3d/wiki/index.php/Image:MikeAratowARE2010_100602.pdf Augmented Reality and Medicine ]

* Sid Gabriel, TechnologistMedia, San Francisco, CA

[http://web3d.org/x3d/wiki/index.php/Image:SidGabrielARE2010_100602.pdf AR Standards: Why All This Shift Matters ]

* David Colleen, CEO, Planet 9 Studios, San Francisco, CA

[http://web3d.org/x3d/wiki/index.php/Image:DavidColleenARE2010_100602.pdf Open Standards For Augmented & Mixed Reality Applications]

* Anita Havele, Executive Director, Web3D Consortium, Menlo Park, CA

[http://web3d.org/x3d/wiki/index.php/Image:AnitaHaveleARE2010_100602.pdf X3D - An Open Standards for AR]

* Damon Hernandez, Web3D Consortium, Menlo Park, CA

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 * Web3D at the [http://augmentedrealityevent.com/ Augmented Reality Event] 2010, Santa Clara, CA June 2-3
-The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using existing open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consortium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interested in participating. We would like to thank all those who participated in this meeting.
+The Web3D Consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using existing open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consortium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interested in participating. We would like to thank all those who participated in this meeting.
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 * Web3D at the [http://augmentedrealityevent.com/ Augmented Reality Event] 2010, Santa Clara, CA June 2-3
-The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consotium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interestd in participating. We would like to thank all those who particpated in this meeting.
+The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using existing open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consortium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interested in participating. We would like to thank all those who participated in this meeting.
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	The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consotium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interestd in participating. We would like to thank all those who particpated in this meeting.		The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consotium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interestd in participating. We would like to thank all those who particpated in this meeting.

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 * Web3D at the Augmented Reality Event 2010, Santa Clara, CA June 2-3 [http://augmentedrealityevent.com/]
-The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consotium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interestd in participating. We would like to thank all those who particpatd in this meeting.
+The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consotium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interestd in participating. We would like to thank all those who particpated in this meeting.
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 * Web3D at the Augmented Reality Event 2010, Santa Clara, CA June 2-3 [http://augmentedrealityevent.com/]
-The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consotium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interestd in participating.
+The Web3D consortium held a special interest group meeting on June 2, 2010 with AR application developers and industry leaders interested in using open standards. These AR heroes developing X3D based AR applications outlined a case for open standards, demonstrated how to build AR applications using exisiting open standards and discussed how the Web3D Consortium can shepherd a roadmap for open AR technology. The Web3D Consotium plans to start a SIG to help us all connect and drive open standards for AR forward. Please contact [mailto:anita.havele@web3d.org Anita Havele] or [mailto:web3dstudent@gmail.com Damon Hernandez] if you are interestd in participating. We would like to thank all those who particpatd in this meeting.
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