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For successful Interactive 3D
projects, you must build in 3D but operate in 4D: Create a compelling environment in space and run engaging
events in time. From The World In 4D, by Sitearm Madonna |
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You know it's Interactive 3D when
you can talk with other
characters. You can influence their actions. You can change the plot.
You can change the world. You are no longer
yourself, you are your Avatar. Nor are the other characters
computer generated and controlled images, they are as real and
as unpredictable as you. From What Is Interactive 3D, by Sitearm Madonna |
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Avatars yield returns on several
levels: 1. They allow people to “see themselves” taking part in the experience. 2. Your perception of who is participating is greatly enhanced. 3. Open and honest communication between employees is greatly facilitated. 4. You always have an ice-breaker. 5. You’re always ready for work. From: Anatomy of an Avatar, by Caleb Booker |
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Virtual space experiences work
better than a webcam experience for three reasons: 1. You can maintain some “personal space”. 2. Whatever learning mode you’re in, chances are you’ll do fine. 3. The experience fills your field of vision far more readily. From: Why Webcams Fail, by Caleb Booker |
| From Given Time | |
| From Wheelies 74 | |
| From Saint Patrick's Week In Virtual Reality | |
| From Cyberpiper | |
| From Museum of Robots | |
| From Lets Talk Music | |
| From Dublin Virtually Live | |
| From Dublin Virtually Live | |
| From Dublin Virtually Live | |
| From Sitearm on YouTube |