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This document summarizes the first meeting of an AR standards development group held in Seoul, Korea. The meeting brought together developers, researchers, standards organizations and industry groups to discuss AR terminology, use cases, existing standards, and gaps. Participants mapped the AR technology landscape, compared markup languages, and identified next steps to increase involvement from additional communities to further the development of AR standards. The group plans to continue their work at a future meeting in Barcelona.

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Where
are we
now?

AR DevCamp Bay Area
December 4, 2010

Christine Perey
PEREY Research & Consulting

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Where are we going?
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Objectives
•  Establish cross-organizational community
•  Scan available standards
•  Identify gaps in today’s standards
•  Establish common vocabulary
•  Compare proposals/approaches
•  Develop extensions to existing standards
and new standards where needed

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First Meeting At-a-Glance
October 11-12, 2010
•  Developers and companies
Seoul, Korea
•  Research labs and Universities
•  Standards organizations
–  W3C
–  ISO 37 registered
31 physically present
–  Open GeoSpatial Consortium 50+ joined us via live stream
•  Industry consortia
–  Khronos Group
–  OMA
–  Web3D Consortium

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What did we create?
•  Landscape topics and standards/consortia
•  AR terminology
•  Three AR use cases
•  AR Architectural Diagram
•  Comparison of Markup Languages for AR
•  X3D (3D) Discussion
•  AR needs from Khronos Group (hardware)

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Check out the Outputs page
•  http://www.perey.com/
ARStandardsMeetingOutputs.html

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AR Topics Landscape and
Relevant Organizations

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AR Terminology
•  “Native” AR terms and synonyms
•  Other communities
–  Semantic Web
–  Geo-spatial
–  Developers, User Experience Designers
–  Computer Vision
–  Social
–  End Users
–  Gamers

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AR use cases proposal
•  To extract concrete components
•  Determine which components in common
•  Prioritize focus for future work
•  Three “Generic”
–  Guide
–  Create
–  Play

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Guide
•  A system which leads the user through
a process involving real world

OBJECT

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Create
•  A system with which the user attaches/contributes
a digital content “object” to or in the real world

Personal
Content

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Play
•  A system which supports bi-directional
interaction between users and the real world

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Markup Languages
•  KHARMA and Argon
•  ARML
•  Patterns of Interest
•  X3D+
•  KML vs. RDF+Multimedia Markup Languages

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Markup Language
Comparison

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Conclusion
•  Lack of knowledge in some areas
–  Content communities?
•  We need more inputs from more communities
•  Shake the trees
–  Researchers
•  Not the focus
–  Developers
•  They don’t have a revenue model for being in the room
–  Content providers (publishers)
•  They don’t know it’s happening

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Strategies for increasing involvement
•  Good content
•  Upcoming meetings calendar
•  Persistent communications
•  Invite content publishers/developers inputs
•  AR DevCamp
•  AR meetup
•  Continue the broader standards approach
–  Multi-standards representations
–  Vertical markets (e.g., health/medicine, building, etc)

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Next Meeting
•  Barcelona, Spain
•  February 17 to February 19 (Sat), 2011
–  Immediately following Mobile World Congress
•  Hosted by Telefonica I&D
•  Position Paper deadline is January 17, 2011
•  http://www.perey.com/ARStandardsMeetingFeb2011.html

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Community is building
•  International AR Standards mailing lists
–  http://ARstandards.org/mailman/listinfo/discussion
–  http://ARstandards.org/mailman/listinfo/news

•  W3C POI WG
–  Main page http://www.w3.org/2010/POI/
–  Public mailing list
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-poiwg/
–  Members meeting Dec 14-15 in Atlanta, GA

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AR: Continuing what the Web began

Christine Perey
PEREY Research & Consulting
www.perey.com
cperey@perey.com
+41 79 436 68 69

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Augmented Reality Standards International Workshop Report

1. Where are we now? AR DevCamp Bay Area December 4, 2010 Christine Perey PEREY Research & Consulting PEREY Research & Consulting Where are we going? 1

2. Objectives •  Establish cross-organizational community •  Scan available standards •  Identify gaps in today’s standards •  Establish common vocabulary •  Compare proposals/approaches •  Develop extensions to existing standards and new standards where needed 2 PEREY Research & Consulting

3. How? 3 PEREY Research & Consulting

4. 4 PEREY Research & Consulting

5. First Meeting At-a-Glance October 11-12, 2010 •  Developers and companies Seoul, Korea •  Research labs and Universities •  Standards organizations –  W3C –  ISO 37 registered 31 physically present –  Open GeoSpatial Consortium 50+ joined us via live stream •  Industry consortia –  Khronos Group –  OMA –  Web3D Consortium 5 PEREY Research & Consulting

6. What did we create? •  Landscape topics and standards/consortia •  AR terminology •  Three AR use cases •  AR Architectural Diagram •  Comparison of Markup Languages for AR •  X3D (3D) Discussion •  AR needs from Khronos Group (hardware) 6 PEREY Research & Consulting

7. Check out the Outputs page •  http://www.perey.com/ ARStandardsMeetingOutputs.html 7 PEREY Research & Consulting

8. AR Topics Landscape and Relevant Organizations 8 PEREY Research & Consulting

9. Content 9 PEREY Research & Consulting

10. 10 PEREY Research & Consulting

11. AR Terminology •  “Native” AR terms and synonyms •  Other communities –  Semantic Web –  Geo-spatial –  Developers, User Experience Designers –  Computer Vision –  Social –  End Users –  Gamers 11 PEREY Research & Consulting

12. AR use cases proposal •  To extract concrete components •  Determine which components in common •  Prioritize focus for future work •  Three “Generic” –  Guide –  Create –  Play 12 PEREY Research & Consulting

13. Guide •  A system which leads the user through a process involving real world OBJECT 13 PEREY Research & Consulting

14. Create •  A system with which the user attaches/contributes a digital content “object” to or in the real world Personal Content 14 PEREY Research & Consulting

15. Play •  A system which supports bi-directional interaction between users and the real world 15 PEREY Research & Consulting

16. Markup Languages •  KHARMA and Argon •  ARML •  Patterns of Interest •  X3D+ •  KML vs. RDF+Multimedia Markup Languages 16 PEREY Research & Consulting

17. Markup Language Comparison 17 PEREY Research & Consulting

18. Conclusion •  Lack of knowledge in some areas –  Content communities? •  We need more inputs from more communities •  Shake the trees –  Researchers •  Not the focus –  Developers •  They don’t have a revenue model for being in the room –  Content providers (publishers) •  They don’t know it’s happening 18 PEREY Research & Consulting

19. Strategies for increasing involvement •  Good content •  Upcoming meetings calendar •  Persistent communications •  Invite content publishers/developers inputs •  AR DevCamp •  AR meetup •  Continue the broader standards approach –  Multi-standards representations –  Vertical markets (e.g., health/medicine, building, etc) 19 PEREY Research & Consulting

20. Next Meeting •  Barcelona, Spain •  February 17 to February 19 (Sat), 2011 –  Immediately following Mobile World Congress •  Hosted by Telefonica I&D •  Position Paper deadline is January 17, 2011 •  http://www.perey.com/ARStandardsMeetingFeb2011.html 20 PEREY Research & Consulting

21. Community is building •  International AR Standards mailing lists –  http://ARstandards.org/mailman/listinfo/discussion –  http://ARstandards.org/mailman/listinfo/news •  W3C POI WG –  Main page http://www.w3.org/2010/POI/ –  Public mailing list http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-poiwg/ –  Members meeting Dec 14-15 in Atlanta, GA 21 PEREY Research & Consulting

22. AR: Continuing what the Web began Christine Perey PEREY Research & Consulting www.perey.com cperey@perey.com +41 79 436 68 69 22 PEREY Research & Consulting

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