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<br />Discussion: It's cool and feasible, but not sure how this utilizes a Gigabit network. ([[User:Yosun|Yosun]] 21:01, 24 August 2012 (PDT)) | <br />Discussion: It's cool and feasible, but not sure how this utilizes a Gigabit network. ([[User:Yosun|Yosun]] 21:01, 24 August 2012 (PDT)) | ||
<br /><br />@Yosun I was trying to tell the story of an inspiring, immersive geographic interface, knowing that it's one implementation of something that could be much bigger. If you simply wanted to make this interface leverage the gig, you'd have location based videoconferencing. I step on a point that has an active user, *blip*, I open a live channel with that user. Done. Hopefully, this is an idea that I hope has hooks, an idea that is extensible. If you had an immersive location based tool like this, what would you make it do? | <br /><br />@Yosun I was trying to tell the story of an inspiring, immersive geographic interface, knowing that it's one implementation of something that could be much bigger. If you simply wanted to make this interface leverage the gig, you'd have location based videoconferencing. I step on a point that has an active user, *blip*, I open a live channel with that user. Done. Hopefully, this is an idea that I hope has hooks, an idea that is extensible. If you had an immersive location based tool like this, what would you make it do? | ||
<br/ ><br />Video-conferencing alone is feasible already on non-gigabit networks. VIdeo-conferencing with many many users simultaneously could use a gigabit network, but then, there would be too much cross-talk in the lag, for regular-connectivity users. It seems a "walking-based" interface would rely on a much too expensive setup for precision -- Kinect doesn't do well for precision, so you would end up needing an array of mounted IR detectors (6 digits). What about a touch-screen interface ([[User:Yosun|Yosun]] 18:47, 2 September 2012 (PDT)) | |||
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===Team Idea 4: High performance distributed research computing (for science, business, etc)=== | ===Team Idea 4: High performance distributed research computing (for science, business, etc)=== | ||