International Community for Open and Interoperable AR Content and Experiences. Overview May 31, 2013

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1 International Community for Open and Interoperable AR Content and Experiences Overview

2 Open and Interoperable AR Any Use Case Physical World Any where Any thing Authoring Any software publisher Any workflow Experience Delivery Any standard-compliant AR-ready software client Digital Assets AR Standards Community Overview 2

3 What are the problems? ComputaEonal complexity 3G Network coverage Severity BaGery life Device FragmentaEon ApplicaEon Map doesn t fragmentaeon work indoors Technology and content silos Time Source: PEREY Research & Consulting, Feb

4 Strategies Who Everyone, all companies One company or organization What educate the markets about value proposition of mobile AR provides widely accepted solution One or a few ecosystem segments self-organize, develop, test and propose solutions to industry Industry-wide, centrally-coordinated initiative takes on the effort necessary to address the barriers Reducing Research community Technology and studies Content options, publish Silos findings 4

5 At- a- Glance Grassroots community Seeks open and interoperable AR content and experiences Operates A Web portal Five archived mailing lists Conducts Face- to- Face meetings The Discussion Archive hgp://arstandards.org/pipermail/discussion/ The Announcements Archive hgp://arstandards.org/pipermail/news AR Standards Community Overview 5

6 Purpose To accelerate the process by which barriers to open and interoperable AR content and experiences are reduced through industry- wide collaboration AR Standards Community Overview 6

7 Open and Interoperable Augmented Reality Faster and Lower cost Existing Proven Standards AR Standards Community Overview 7

8 Who? Individual Participants Representing Industry (companies of all sizes) Government Academia Standards Organizations Contributing to Community Resources Global Reach Western Europe Eastern Europe North America Asia Australia Middle East AR Standards Community Overview 8

9 Mobile software interfaces Vertical Markets First Responder Automotive BuildingSMART AEC Graphics Representation Browser Standards POI Acceleration APIs Sensor APIs 3D Data Formats X3D X3Dom Display Technologies Location/Geospatial SensorWeb Mobile Hardware Interfaces National Standards Organizations Content Publishe Libraries AR Standards Community Overview 9

10 What we do 1. collect/monitor progress and activities Across SDOs (and relevant industry groups which provide open interfaces for AR experiences) in a consistent fashion with a special emphasis on detecting complementary work/redundant or overlapping work, and then providing a neutral/grassroots driven environment (platform) in which leaders of initiatives can explore ways to coordinate activities and reconcile areas of overlap or conflicts AR Standards Community Overview 10

11 What we do (2) 2. Provide inputs to SDOs and communities interested in open and interoperable AR 3. Detect the emergence of and provide a centralized place/forum for the expression of needs from the community including obstacles to the growth of AR AR Standards Community Overview 11

12 Community Resources AR Standards Community Resources AR Standards landscape and status of what each SDO we are tracking is doing in the areas relevant for AR AR Glossary AR Use cases and Use case categories Open letter to AR- related subsystems providers and Communications plan Archives of all discussions on mailing list (public) and documents (position papers) contributed to and presentations made during face- to- face meetings AR Standards Community Overview 12

13 Thank you! Christine Perey PEREY Research & Consulting