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Results of Questionnaire Registration for W3C Workshop on WebVR Authoring: Opportunities and Challenges
The results of this questionnaire are available to anybody. In addition, answers are sent to the following email address: team-vr-submission@w3.org
This questionnaire was open from 2017-09-21 to 2017-11-24.
82 answers have been received.
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1. Bio
Please tell us your background, especially your connection to WebVR and Virtual Reality technologies. List whichever identities you prefer (e.g nicknames or social media handles), your affiliations, and include links to your personal or professional web resources.
Details
| Responder | Bio |
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| FRED FIEVE | F/LAT |
| Thomas Balouet | I'm a Web developer focused on Virtual Reality since early 2015. I've contributed to WebVR since then, giving talks, participating in panels, writing articles to help the community learn about the WebVR whereabouts and how to get their feet wet. I've worked on different WebVR projects, ranging from a 3D social WebVR platform (www.beloola.com), to a 360° content distribution platform and some PWA WebVR examples. I've been active on the social media twitter (@thomasbalou) and medium (@@tombalou). |
| Daniel Beauchamp | Hi I'm Daniel Beauchamp, and I'm the Head of AR/VR at Shopify, a leading e-commerce platform. I am both a web developer as well as a game programmer. My team has been deep in the space of commerce x VR for the past 2.5 years, and have been very bullish on WebVR. Check out here for our latest project of an immersive WebVR shopping experience: https://medium.com/shopify-vr/building-a-vr-shopping-experience-for-the-web-tips-and-takeaways-shopify-4a8017d5f6f5 Here's me talking about WebVR at an event back in 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIbUdIerqlM Find me on Twitter at: @pushmatrix As a fun aside, I built one of the first early games with WebVR: http://swedensimulator.com/ |
| Alberto Elias | My name is Alberto Elias (https://twitter.com/aeliasnet) and I'm working on https://holonet.one, a tool to build decentralized WebVR compatible websites, so I've been following the development of the spec from the start and participating on Github, Slack and Twitter. |
| Kieran Farr | Kieran Farr works on emerging technology at Brightcove, a market leader in online video, helping to advocate for web-based delivery of 360º video, VR and AR experiences. In his spare time he is a community advocate for Web-based VR and AR, the organizer of SF WebVR/AR meetup, teaches WebVR to middle and high school students, and mentors startup founders for 500 Startups and the European Innovation Academy. |
| Jaakko Manninen | CTO at Vizor |
| Mathieu Herbay | |
| Vladimir Levantovsky | I represent Monotype, which is active in W3C and is a leading provider of fonts and text solutions for a variety of applications, including VR content. |
| Shaun Davis ( formally Dunne ) | Co-founded small UK Studio in 2015 to build immersive tech on the web, Studio Zero, left in 2017 to pursue these challenges solo, currently working with a home improvement company helping out with VR and AR |
| Benjamin Atlani | Web addict for 20 years, i created several companies all linked to it. At the end of 2016, we were (one) the first to launch an interactive WebVR experience based on a 360° video directly on the web which was used by 6,000 people. Since that, fortunately, webVR has evolved, and I am more than ever convinced by the interest to merge web and VR/AR technologies. I am particularly focused in the new types of interactions in VR/AR |
| Martin Naumann | I'm a software & community engineer working at 3d.io / Archilogic. I am helping to onboard new designers and developers with talks and workshops as well as helping our team to create a platform for easier generation and use of 3D assets for WebVR. See: - 3d.io - spaces.archilogic.com - twitter.com/g33konaut |
| Georgi Dangalov | I am one of the founders of Vrandus - online platform for creating and sharing VR experiences using WebVR. |
| Olli Etuaho | I've worked at NVIDIA's browser team for 6 years, most of that time concentrating on WebGL and doing open source contributions to browsers. Recently I've been working on specifying the WEBGL_multiview extension, which will reduce the overhead of WebGL stereo rendering. My personal website is http://oletus.fi |
| Anna Malysheva | I am a user interface designer with willing to shift to UX for VR |
| Johanna Gonzalez | I have a background in law. I'm currently undergoing an LLM in Intellectual Property Law at Queen Mary University of London. Specifically, I'm taking modules in Interactive Entertainment , Patents, and Trade Secrets, and researching on how new technologies such as WebVR and virtual reality may impact legislation world wide. I am also a member of the Association for UK Interactive Entertainment (UKIE). |
| Nicolas LOZANCIC | As professionals in digital training for almost 20 years, we offer our customers a software that we have developed, Sphere. It allows non-developers to craft 360 or VR experiences without having any particular knowledge. The WebVR is fundamental to our target customers. They are large companies, willing to use only a web browser. We are WebVR actors, you can find some information here www.sphereapp.fr(current site) and www.sphereapp.io (under construction and translation). |
| Youri Gicquel | 3D developer for the company Speedernet, I a m currently working on the creation of a 3D file format for our software which is deeply connected to 3D web (THREE.JS) and virtual reality so this format has to be optimized. I also work on plugin development to transfert 3D datas from Autodesk and Dassault 3D softwares to our own, via a file or via streaming. |
| Daniel van der Stam | I am web developer (front end) and working on webVR projects at the moment. Also currently starting up the duct webVR community. |
| Marko Kungla | I'm agile and passionate software engineer and architect who is just really enthusiastic about WebVR like we all :). I can identify myself also as Full-Stack Developer and DevOps Engineer which puts my focus and interests more into VR content distribution challanges, packaging 3D assets and optimizing delivery of VR content. Because of having also Sound Engineering background I'm also interested in audio expierence in VR and possible improvements on that subject. |
| Martin Edström | I'm a photographer and storyteller working with interactive 360 photography stories and interactive virtual reality for media like National Geographic and The Guardian, as well as international organisations like the UN and Plan International. I am a storyteller by trade (not a developer) but have been using WebVR and more rudimentary VR frameworks for several years to tell stories online - aimed both at desktop devices and mobile (magic window) as well as dedicated VR applications. Examples include the Son Doong story about the largest cave in the world for National Geographic: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/news-features/son-doong-cave/ (see WebVR version here: http://dev.ivarsthlm.com/sondoongvr) Also My New Home, about a refugee camp, for Plan International http://mynewhome.plansverige.org/ More about me on www.martinedstrom.com |
| Kevin Derksen | Hi, I’m Kevin Derksen. I’m working as a VR Developer for iNFRANEA, an engineering bureau, specialized in the design, visualization and project management of new infrastructure, from concept to realization. As VR Developer I work with Unity to bring our projects in VR. Coming from a very different background, with an education and experience for the past 5 years in the game industry, I started working with VR in 2014. Since then I have worked on a broad range of VR projects, from simulation to game experiences, from Mobile VR to the next generation devices like Oculus CV1 and HTC Vive. In the past year I also started focusing on WebVR. With some experience with Web development and JavaScript, WebVR was quite familiar to work with. Besides some prototypes and demo projects, I have worked with the Forge API from Autodesk, and a experimental WebVR extension for the viewer. More information about iNFRANEA and our work can be found here: http://www.infranea.eu/ More information about my personal experience in the VR industry and projects can be found here: www.kevinderksen.com |
| Madlaina Kalunder | I am a full stack developer working on making 3d content accessible for people working on the web (www.3d.io). I have a background in game design and love to combine a passion design and story telling with the newest technologies such as virtual reality. https://twitter.com/anialdam https://madlaina.li |
| Gunita Kulikovska | Founder of Vividly - dandy WebVR platform for design geeks | Forbes 30 Under 30 | TEDxRiga 2016 | Martial arts. On the mission to empower new generation architects & designers towards innovation and great design. |
| Gordon Brander | Design lead, Chrome VR. Daydreaming about AR, VR, and the Web at Google. |
| Louis Hoebregts | I'm a freelance front-end developer working mostly for Base Design agency based in Brussels, NYC & Geneva (https://basedesign.com). I also teach web oriented Generative Design at the Haute École Albert Jacquard in Namur. I always liked working with trendy technologies aside from my daily job. I mostly play with WebGL at the moment and I recently started to explore WebVR. You may check my VR experiments on my Github repo (https://github.com/Mamboleoo/webvr_experiments/) I have plenty of experiments on my Codepen profile (https://codepen.io/Mamboleoo) and I'm also quite active on Twitter (@Mamboleoo) |
| Ada Rose Cannon | Attended the w3c WebVR workshop, advocates for WebVR at Samsung and builds demos. Contributor to A-Frame. |
| Fabien Benetou | Co-founder and CTO of LucidWeb BVBA, a newly founded startup dedicated to democratizing VR https://lucidweb.io based in Brussels, Belgium WebXR freelancer, worked in WebVR for the European Parliament, Proctor&Gamble, AirBus at their French HQ and numerous PoCs for startups Mozilla contributor, focusing on A-Frame, part of the DevRoad Show and given dozens of workshops Participated to the 1st W3C WebVR workshop in San Jose, focusing then on link traversal @utopiah on Twitter personal website with WebVR/WebAR/WebXR interface(s) https://fabien.benetou.fr professional website focusing on PoC https://vatelier.net |
| Arturo Paracuellos | Actually working as consultant with the Mozilla Emerging Technologies of VR, AR & XR teams to design, develop and deliver a WebXR prototypes based on Mozilla’s WebVR Framework A-Frame and including the new WebXR-api rethinking the UI and behaviour to create new XR experiences. Twitter: twitter.com/arturitu / Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/arturoparacuellos/ |
| Hristian Ignev | We are a VR/360 studio focused on campaigns for good and telling stories that create positive impact. We participated in the WebVR Incubator Bulgaria led by Bilyana Vacheva from Coherent Labs. There we developed a WebVR demo for news media. The demo includes interactive/ multibranch 360 video and 3D scenes, where you can walk around and interact with objects. For the demo we had to overcome many technical challenges (360 video in 4k, preloading 3D assets, shaders for 3D model reflections, compatibility with different VR platforms and browsers, performance, etc). We also make 360 videos for nonprofits in the UK and do Unity/Unreal based VR. You can watch some of them on these links: - 360 video for Hope and Homes for Children- youtu.be/edSZrpnL0p0 - Unity demo for Amnesty Internationl- youtu.be/Ue10cIS6FlY |
| Aysegul Yonet | Hi, my name is Aysegul. I am a Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies. I worked at a VR authoring tool, Autodesk Play. Currently I am part of a consulting company and creating WebVR talks and demos. |
| Athanasios Malamos | Athanasios G. Malamos received Bsc in Physics from the Univeristy of Crete (1992) and Msc and Phd from the Technical University of Crete at 1995 and 2000 respectively. From 1997 to 2002 he was research assistant and researcher in th ICCS National Technical University of Athens. Since 2002 is with Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Dept. of Informatics Engineering (former name of department Applied Informatics and Multimedia), as assistant professor (2002-2006) and associate professor (2006 until present). Dr. Malamos is head of the Media Networks and Communications Lab, TEI Crete and he has worked as researcher or project coordinator to many EU and National (Hellenic) funded research projects. He is author of 63 research papers (18 in international journals, 6 chapters in scientific books and 40 in international conferences. He is an active member of the WEB3D community and he is leading the Spatial Sound group of interest. His team contributed the spatial sound, the Humanoid and the Physics libraries in X3DOM platform. He has served as Guest Editor in Graphical Models Journal (Springer), Special Issues Advances in Web3D and in The Journal of Virtual Worlds Research. He was also General Chair of the 20th International Conference on 3D Web Technology. Dr. Malamos has served as program and organizational committee in several IEEE and ACM international conferences and workshops. He is regular reviewer of IEEE, Springer as well as other international journals. Dr. Malamos is honored with the ACM Recognition of Service Award and by the WEB3D consortium with recognition of his efforts as a member. Dr. Malamos is a member of ACM SIGGRAPH, IEEE computer society and of the WEB3D consortium. His research interests include multimedia services, multimedia semantics, WEB3D. |
| Ventsislav Lukanov | I am the founder and pipeline manager of VRtual Spaces, a Web-VR based platform dedicated to delivering the highest quality 3D and 360-degree content for entertainment purposes. The project aims to bring creatives and techs together in a collaboration in order to create a distinguishable and well-tailored manner of delivering powerful messages and experiences in a platform agnostic environment. Link to prototype: http://vrandus.com/pages/vrtual/index.html Link to website and social media: http://vrtualspaces.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/11337389/ I work together with VRANDUS, http://vrandus.com/ , a team of two programmers with over 30 years of collective experience, who have built their own private platform for building Web VR content, developped on top of a standart framework. I can provide a demo of their product upon request. |
| Christian Fratta | 3 years WebVR. Commercial deployments of WebVR: https://learnbrite.com https://bigblueroom.io https://universalavatars.com https://chatmapper.com |
| Juan Campos | 3 years WebVR. Commercial deployments of WebVR - https://learnbrite.com https://bigblueroom.io https://universalavatars.com https://chatmapper.com |
| Danny Stefanic | 20+ years VR, 3 years WebVR. Commercial deployments of WebVR - https://learnbrite.com https://bigblueroom.io https://universalavatars.com https://chatmapper.com |
| Stephen Beckett | As a producer for BBC VR Hub and BBC technology programme Click, I am actively working with teams across the BBC to create Virtual Reality content. Through this role I am exploring how new technologies, research and understanding in VR & AR will impact the BBC's creative possibilities and technological workflows in the future. Twitter: @StephenBeckett |
| Devora Mason | I am the Director of the TOD Innovation Lab at the Tower of David Museum focusing on AR/VR technologies and the visitor experience. I have been invited by Mr. Diego González-Zúñiga to participate and possibly present our lab and collaboration at the event. |
| Scott Phillips | 3 years WebVR. Commercial deployments of WebVR - https://learnbrite.com https://bigblueroom.io https://universalavatars.com https://chatmapper.com |
| Konstantinos Mougios | I am an Architect Engineer and after i finished my master's degree i started working creating content for WebGl and Unity for real time architectural representations. My main focus is to understand the values of an architectural geometry and promote them the best way possible with the use of real time. During this time i have created urban and residential Vr scenes with Unity and WebGl. Also i am partner in a company that we are creating a platform to upload architectural models on the web, rendered using WebGl and view them in 3D or Vr. |
| Aris Semertzidis | Hello, I come from computer studies with a masters at interactive entertainment technologies and game engines. During the past years i have developed several projects and applications using different technologies such as C++/OpenGL, C#/Windows Applications, C#/Unity3D, Kinect v1/v2, Oculus, GearVR. I have been a lead developer to 3 game projects which were published on Android. In addition, i have worked with a startup (Kinima) as lead developer and build from scratch a fitness training platform (http://www.kinima.fit/) using Kinect sensor. At least but not last i am currently working with another startup (Vividly) as lead developer which main focus is to create VR architectural experiences using WebGL/WebVR technology (http://vividlyapp.com/). Vividly experience sample: https://beta.vividlyapp.com/cl/samsung_urban/index.html My portfolio (a little bit outdated since last startup i joined) http://semergeegee.blogspot.gr/ |
| Chris Needham | As the BBC's W3C Advisory Committee representative, I work closely with colleagues in the BBC R&D and BBC VR Hub teams to promote the open Web platform and WebVR. I am also a co-chair of the Media and Entertainment Interest Group and so the applications of VR to entertainment are of particular interest. The BBC's Reality Labs workstream is investigating the media production workflows needed for VR/AR experiences, what tooling is needed, and more generally what kinds of content could the BBC offer through VR/AR. http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/people/chris-needham https://github.com/chrisn |
| Bart Meinders | Working on WebVR even since I started off learing WebGL almost two years ago. Born from a proffesional interest as a Web developer (last 8 years) and ancient interest as a 3D animator (8 years ago). Ever since I am working on combining RxJS with threejs to create a 'game' engine, currently making a modular open source (typescript based) implementation/rewrite supporting WebGL/VR/AR. An older (javascript based) prototype can be found: https://github.com/abbazabacto/spaceship-shooter and playable at https://abbazabacto.github.io/spaceship-shooter/ (assets are not mobile optimized, WebVR 1.0) Demoed this on NLHTML5 meetup over a year ago https://mobile.twitter.com/jbmoelker/status/756211735309193216 and presented it at the fronteers conference jam session oktober 2016 https://fronteers.nl/congres/2016/jam-session Twitter handle @bartmeinders |
| Roland Dubois | I am a UX/UI designer and front-end developer with a focus on progressive and inclusive web-based VR experiences. I am working with Jeffrey Zeldman (studio.zeldman.com),“King of Web Standards”—Bloomberg Businessweek, and am building GRAVR (www.gravr.io), a platform and API for user customizable VR profiles for the web. I am very active in the AFrame community and am building user tests for a11y in WebVR / Aframe (http://photo.a2zinc.net/PhotoPlus2017/public/SessionDetails.aspx?FromPage=Sessions.aspx&SessionID=2642&SessionDateID=104) |
| Dominique Hazaël-Massieux | Dominique Hazael-Massieux / @dontcallmeDOM, W3C staff. I was on the program committee of the Web & VR workshop last year, on the program committee of this workshop, and in general have been working on identifying needs and opportunities for standards at the intersection of Web and XR technologies. |
| mauro marenzi | Working on my webgl framework since 2016. Working on webVR from may 2017 www.vrandus.com |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | Developer Advocate for Samsung Internet focused on WebVR technology. |
| Nikolay Babanov | I am currently working on Coherent Labs' LensVR browser. I am working mainly on the UX part. You can find my on WebVR/A-Frame slack communities as @babanov. |
| Cara Payne | In my role at Brandwidth I am responsible for understanding the potential of new technology and the opportunities it can provide our clients. I work with our creative and development team to push the boundaries of VR and ensure that our client services team are taken on the journey so that as we understand more about new technology it's shared across the business, and ultimately drives new work. I have mainly worked with the Nokia OZO in terms of VR film production and created environments in Unity, creating content for a multitude of clients but mainly hosted in an App. All work to date has come with its challenges in terms of educating clients about the differences in VR projects compared to traditional digital projects and establishing a new approval process, defining customer journeys and UX strategy for VR, understanding the type of content that works well in VR as well as the headset differences and how to enhance the overall experience with new types of assets. I think I can bring a lot of this thinking to the session and ideas about how to widen understanding of VR to those that are not around it constantly. I am also used to working with developers that create content for VR and making sure that they have the right information upfront to create the right experience so am at the helm of the type of challenges that come from the technical and creative side as well as the business side. Dean Johnson, Head of Innovation at Brandwidth recently spent 48 hours in VR https://www.engadget.com/2017/06/07/two-people-spent-48-hours-in-nonstop-virtual-reality/ so I am also immersed in new ways of thinking about VR as well as the day to day production. I'm really interested in the topics for this session and understanding the challenges that other content creators face in developing ideas and exploiting the overall potential of this technology. |
| Uri Shaked | https://urish.org @UriShaked on Twitter Passionate web developer, building project involving Web and IoT (mainly Web Bluetooth), and most recently, also WebVR using a-frame and Angular. Recently published my first a-frame component: https://www.npmjs.com/package/aframe-fireball-component |
| Jordan Santell | I work on the WebXR team at Google, where we're working on prototyping and shaping the future of XR on the web. Previously worked on the web at Mozilla as platform devtools lead. Maintainer of webvr-polyfill, three.ar.js, and have contributed to A-Frame and A-Frame components. Twitter/github: @jsantell https://jsantell.com |
| Debra Anderson | Debra Anderson is Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Datavized Technologies, Inc., an immersive visualization platform using WebVR. She brings a decade of experience as an entrepreneur, digital strategist, producer and educator with a focus on emerging technologies and specializes is data-driven and researched based approaches to immersive media experiences. Debra has been working in WebVR for two years, producing WebVR experiences and prototypes for clients in entertainment, publishing, biomedical education and enterprise, including EY, Mozilla and the National Film Board of Canada, NYU School of Medicine, Yale School of Medicine and the United Nations. She has led educational WebVR Workshops and has presented topics on data, VR and WebVR at institutions including MIT Virtually There, Made in New York Media Center by IFP, and ICP’s New Media Narratives program. She designed and instructs the first WebVR: Digital Development course at Parsons School of Art, Media and Technology, it launched in 2017 as part of a new Immersive Storytelling minor. At Datavized Technologies, Inc. she is currently developing software tools using WebVR to turn complex data into fully interactive web experiences. Datavized’s geodata software products provide users with a web-based drag and drop tool to effortlessly turn spreadsheets into fully interactive 3-D maps and tell immersive data-driven stories. An early adopter of VR, Debra was a consulting producer on award-winning projects including The Enemy. In 2015 she made her directorial debut In\Formation, a two-part (25min) immersive VR documentary investigating empathy and VR through 360° stereoscopic live-action video. Passionate about community building, Debra is the founder and organizer of Immersive NYC, a vibrant meetup community interested in immersive technologies (XR) and diverse voices in tech. From 2015-2017 she was the organizer of the Women in VR meetup. Personal: https://twitter.com/debraeanderson https://github.com/debraeanderson https://www.linkedin.com/in/debraeanderson Professional: http://datavized.com https://twitter.com/datavized https://www.meetup.com/Immersive-NYC/ https://courses.newschool.edu/courses/PSAM3274 https://courses.newschool.edu/courses/PSAM3274 http://www.informationdocumentary.com/ http://cultureshockny.com |
| Michael Blix | I work at Samsung on the first VR browser, Samsung Internet for Gear VR which supports WebVR. I am actively involved in current WebVR standards discussions. @mkeblx |
| Daniel Appelquist | Leading developer advocacy for samsung internet and co-chair of the w3c technical architecture group. |
| Mohamed Skhairi | Newbie :) |
| rocky rm | im in ada co jail im 33 athletic white male get at me at gettingout.com jid # 01110997 rocky mcbride |
| Stoyan Nikolov | Software Architect working on game and browser technologies at Coherent Labs. https://stoyannk.wordpress.com/ @stoyannk |
| Shadi Abou-Zahra | https://www.w3.org/People/shadi/ |
| Rodrigo Burgos | I'm architect, i studied a master in 3D animation. My background is less technical but i know what means handling a big amount of data for big projects and try to optimize it as much as possible for the web experience. I'm working with VR since one year, i'd like to create content for my own 3D company called Rotulo. These are tests to make walkthroughs in de web: https://rotulo3d.wixsite.com/services --> Virtual Tour https://rotulo3d.wixsite.com/services/360-image |
| quasi Ruben | I'm a freelance web devigner (designer and developer), visual artist, animator (2D and 3D) and world builder. my latest project (with only sketches atm): http://instagram.com/FALchronicles |
| Salvador de la Puente González | WebVR advocate at Mozilla. |
| Jean Bastien Voisin | With a marketing and management background, Jean-Bastien is working on disruptive innovations using 3D VR to shorten the decision processes. He has been a pioneer in Virtual Reality and 3D real-time rendering for the CPG market (Consumer Packaged Goods) for 15 years ago, dating back to his first virtual store for P&G. In 2006, he founded VRintelligence and began working worldwide on 3D VR shopper research projects. With his team, he is finding innovative solutions to make 3D real-time imagery the language for collaboration and market anticipation. Thinking out of the box and having fun is a must for creating products and services that consumers want. See: LinkedIn (https://be.linkedin.com/in/jean-bastien-voisin-30a9b64) |
| Trogolo Kathy | I am CEO and Co-Founder of Fasility LLC, a WebXR studio that produces enabling technologies for 3D web as well as WebVR/AR experiences that primarily utilize A-Frame and javascript. We teach and evangelize about WebVR through presentations, customized trainings, and structured classes. Our goal is to empower users to create their own content, and to create accessible experiences that do not require apps or ‘walled gardens’. We want WebVR to live up to its amazing potential as an inclusive, accessible technology. As a former instructional technology specialist and administrator in K-12 schools, I am familiar with implementation issues for new technologies at the forefront of the learning environment. I have also run my own educational consulting business and recently founded the Boston-based group “Women in the Next Realities”. WNR is a grassroots organization of women and allies that supports participation, growth, and leadership development for women in the interdisciplinary fields contributing to the XR ecosystem. http://fasility.com https://www.meetup.com/Women-in-the-Next-Realities/ Twitter: @ktrogolo, @fasility_vr, @WomenNxtReality |
| Xavier Hallade | I'm optimizing workloads for Intel based devices and working with software vendors specialized in 360 video capture, creation, streaming and playback. |
| GREGORY LARDON | Freelance developer, i worked on several (not web)VR project with Unity3D. I'm also a web developer and very interested by this standard. |
| Arnaud Dressen | I am the co-creator of Wonda VR Authoring and Publishing Software Platform. http://www.wondavr.com |
| Leen Segers | I have been evangelising WebVR since summer 2016. I have been invited to many European tech conferences to speak about the developments in the WebVR space specifically and proper use cases. LucidWeb is 100% focused on WebRV and with Fabien Benetou we want to make it easy for everyone to get into VR. We are launching an open-source player at the end of Nov, and give access in private beta of a publishing platform for WebVR experiences around Xmas. Twitter: @leenus Medium: https://medium.com/@leenus |
| Andy Whittaker | Founder of Dogwoof, Andy has 15 years working in Documentary as a distributor and producer Films include Blackfish, The Act of Killing and Dreams of a Life. The last two years Dogwoof has been focussed on VR and multi platform story telling. We have a particular interest in convergence, authoring and distribution of VR content. |
| Rachel Nabors | I am a Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies, invited expert at the W3C, contributor to MDN. My background is in web animation and HCI. I've founded a community on the topic of UI animation at slack.animationatwork.com and webanimationweekly. Increasingly this community is bleeding over into the world of VR, and thus, I must follow. |
| Bilyana Vacheva | product Manager of the Lens browser working on a research in UX for VR. Also, a founder of the first WebVR Incubator and a passionate WebVR advocate. |
| Hepburn Marian | I am a senior lecturer in Digital Media Technologies at the University of East London My publications are a little out of date as I had children, but I am very keen to update my skills in this area. |
| Rick Hindriks | I am a Computer Scientist working for TNO in the Networks department. In our media team, we are focusing on creating immersive lifelike shared experiences. Currently, we have developed a platform using WebVR where we can create such experiences. Website of our projects: http://tnomedialab.github.io/ |
| Flore Coffyn | I have a background in Arts, Culture and History. During my master's degree, I did my internship in a VR company to analyse if and how the VR technology could help museums in achieving their objectives. During this internship, I got even more excited about VR and decided to find a job where I could continue the work I started during my internship. Here, I came in contact with Leen Segers, co-founder of LucidWeb, who introduced me into the world of WebVR and who gave me the opportunity to support the business development of LucidWeb and to analyse which opportunities exist for the cultural institutions. |
| Pereira Messias | I work with visual and interactive content for VR, as an incubated startup inside Techpark Campus, a technological conglomerate set up by Feevale University, located at Campo Bom, city of Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil. Our focus is to be players of research in VR that impacts in how human beings sees the environment and their relation. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mespper/ and https://twitter.com/mespper |
| Indira Knight | I am a creative technologist at Future Cities Catapult with a background in web development 2D and 3D animation. I have been using A-Frame this year and co run the Web XR London meetup group. I am currently looking at the uses of XR technologies in cities. |
| Jan Van Opstal | Psychedelic light-shows ..70 Laser Vector System developer ..80 - 90 (sony-philips-dire straits-JM Jarre) World premiere wireless motion capture at Flanders Technology patent unique 3D identifier Tracking and interaction with kinect and unity 2017 |
| Kaarlo Kananen | |
| Aurelien Merceron | Robotics Engineer influenced by visual arts. Focusing on real-time Vvvv installations, digitalisazion by photogrammetry and producing VR/AR/XR content. |
| Daniela Georgieva | Chief Expert at Bulgarian National Statistical Institute. Working on international business activities in Bulgaria. I've been looking to apply VR in statistical data analysis. |
| Ruth John | I'm a web developer and digital artist by trade. I'm a recognised Google Developer Expert and specialise in audio on the web. I'm applying to come because I was contacted by Mozilla who feel my audio work has a place within the VR specs and technologies. You can find me on twitter @rumyra or on the web https://ruthjohn.com |
| Gabriel Mičko | I have been a Mozillian for years, this is how I got a chance to get involved with WebVR. I have been helping people to learn about the technolgy & to experience the VR by doing demos. |
| Philippe Bornstein | Specialist in immersive media technologies, services and business models, I'm providing technology solutions to the French market and organize conferences and awards to gather the local ecosystem. My aim to promote immersive media as the next generation of communication tools for brands. http://www.netineo.com/prochains-workshops-liste/ For that, I need to identify where we are and where you can go with the best technologies and suppliers. Philippe |
| Andrew Ayling | CTO of a Digital Marketing Agency with global clients in the Automaotive, Technology, Entertainments, Pharma and hospitality industries. We have been producing filmed and CGI VR and AR experiences for 3 years across multiple platforms ranging from Vive and Occulus, through ODG and Hololens to mobile phone headset and AR Kit for many of those clients and incorporating VR into established digital user journeys |
2. Your goals
What are your goals in attending this workshop?
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| Responder | Your goals |
|---|---|
| FRED FIEVE | learn |
| Thomas Balouet | Attending this workshop is for me a way to meet other WebVR people from Europe and exchange on ways to make the virtual Web a better place. During this workshop I plan on exchanging ideas on good practices, progressive enhancement solutions and performance issues related to setting up WebVR projects. |
| Daniel Beauchamp | - Learn more about how assets should be distributed and stored for use with WebVR. - Find out more about WebVR and payments |
| Alberto Elias | I think it's important to agree on some of the missing tooling in the ecosystem and how WebVR should integrate with the Web in general and be a crucial way of consuming Web content. |
| Kieran Farr | I'm very excited about the future of web-based VR and AR. I think that authoring and developer tools are a key part of having a successful ecosystem and I'm excited to learn and share ideas around these topics. |
| Jaakko Manninen | Meet and collaborate with WebVR industry |
| Mathieu Herbay | |
| Vladimir Levantovsky | I am currently researching topics related to text presentation and legibility in VR environment, and the opportunity to learn what VR content authors need [and the capabilities of tools they use] would bring a valuable insight. I am also interested to see how other web technologies (CSS, web fonts) integrate with WebVR and what can be done to improve text legibility in AR / VR content. |
| Shaun Davis ( formally Dunne ) | Meet like-minded developers, understand and learn about new tools and techniques that others are using a bit more in depth. |
| Benjamin Atlani | I'd like to share my views and problems, and listen to all the problems, ideas ands solutions other makers have. |
| Martin Naumann | 1. Learn more about the obstacles for creating WebVR applications and content 2. Find out what other people's solutions and workflows are 3. Participate in creating best practices and guidelines for creators |
| Georgi Dangalov | |
| Olli Etuaho | I hope to familiarize people authoring WebVR content with the WEBGL_multiview extension, share experiences on best practices for WebVR authoring and make and maintain connections within the WebVR community. |
| Anna Malysheva | Find out more about WebVR Know how to deliver assets for developers Meet people from industry |
| Johanna Gonzalez | My goal is to learn more about the industry in WebVR and VR and to fully comprehend major upcoming challenges that could lead to necessary legislation and drafting of specific clauses in contracts not being taken into account before. |
| Nicolas LOZANCIC | My objectives are to meet the members of the community. It is extremely important for our activity, and for understanding the environment. As a non-developper, I would like to have a better understanding of the technologies involved and their evolution, whether it's known or uncertain. 360° video is as well a major stake for our solution, as it is the way VR is entering the companies of our customers. |
| Youri Gicquel | My goals are to exchange with the members of the community, and to get a fresh vision of the webVR now and tomorrow. As a file format creator, being able to anticipate the impact of future changes on a technology can lead to a heavy gain of performance for the 3D file r/w |
| Daniel van der Stam | Bring webVR to greater audience and a higher level. On the development-side: Beter tools and creation of more components. A d encourage developers to start working on webVR. Commercial: Try to get / convince companies and other organisations to create and think of webVR concepts. |
| Marko Kungla | I'm primarily interested about discussion about existing and foreseen challenges in using WebVR to deploy content and services in specific usages. I find that exchange knowledge and experiences within community about optimizing delivery of VR content is very important subject, since that brings us closer to build truly accessible WebVR experiences. |
| Martin Edström | Represent the storyteller's position on WebVR, giving insight on our workflow and needs on how to apply developments within WebVR to real-life storytelling projects |
| Kevin Derksen | My goals for this workshop are: - Learn more about WebVR development in general. - Learn about the current state of WebVR and some standard use cases in the industry. - Meet other people interested in WebVR. |
| Madlaina Kalunder | Learning about what the obstacles are for developers to get started with webVR and help people to overcome these. I am interested in content curation and creation of standarts for webVR from a technological perspective as well as a design perspective. I believe VR is a very immersive medium that can have strong positive effects on the user, as well as it can create massive trauma. |
| Gunita Kulikovska | Allow Vividly users to get neat, juicy VR presentation for their projects with easy and seamless user experience. |
| Gordon Brander | |
| Louis Hoebregts | - Explore the boundaries of WebVR and the limitations it could have as compared to classic VR - Discussing about all the new usages we could have with this technology - Explore and understand how WebVR could help improve the digital presence of the brands I work for - Get to know other devs from this new community |
| Ada Rose Cannon | Identify where people are struggling to build with WebVR which the platform could enable and to find recurring use cases which the platform maybe able to handle entirely via HTML. |
| Fabien Benetou | Better understand what are the bottlenecks, technical or not, for content creation by 3D and VR beginners |
| Arturo Paracuellos | To know what other developers are doing with WebVR WebAR technology. |
| Hristian Ignev | We would like to learn on the challenges and solutions other participants have encountered in WebVR, learn about best practices, meet with other people working on WebVR, and meet other 360° video and VR content producers and distributors. |
| Aysegul Yonet | |
| Athanasios Malamos | I am working in the area of WEB3D and my recent efforts are to combine 3D video with VR spaces |
| Ventsislav Lukanov | Currently I am focused on growing VRANDUS. Our team is researching business cases and targeting clients for the development of custom projects. By doing so we are going to gain tracktion, apply for financing and validate that the platform is stable so that we can proceed with exclusive release to early adopters. |
| Christian Fratta | To share lessons learned using WebVR in commercial contexts and learn from others |
| Juan Campos | To share lessons learned using WebVR in commercial contexts and learn from others |
| Danny Stefanic | To share lessons learned using WebVR in commercial contexts and learn from other |
| Stephen Beckett | To meet WebVR developers and content creators with a view to learning from their experiences so far and their future ambitions for the technology. Additionally to share the BBC's learnings to this point and discuss our aspirations in terms of simplifying VR content delivery and workflow. |
| Devora Mason | To connect our project with other industry leaders and to learn about the techniques for creating good WebVR based content |
| Scott Phillips | To share lessons learned using WebVR in commercial contexts and learn from others |
| Konstantinos Mougios | My goals in attending this workshop is to broad my knowledge and understanding on Web 3D representation and Web Vr and also to get involved in the community around those. To share and receive practice and ideas for creating WebVR contents. |
| Aris Semertzidis | Meet people shaping WebVR future, Sharing methods/tips/tricks for WebVR |
| Chris Needham | To meet WebVR developers and content creators, learn from their experiences, and share some of the BBC's learnings so far, and to understand the capabilities of existing and emerging VR/AR technologies. |
| Bart Meinders | Learn from the workshops, get all the lastest details on the various WebVR subjects. To contribute to discussions, especially with the mind of a (VR) game developer, web professional and former 3D modeler/animator. To get insights on the lastest ideas/visions and have the oppertunity to challenge or applaud them. With a big passion for XR in general I would like to be part of the discussions involving the extension of the WebVR api towards an api supporting both VR and AR. Last but not least meet with peers, to discuss ideas and maybe showcase some of my prototypes on WebVR(/AR) gaming One extra thing I like to bring is the non-aframe-voice. As mentioned I work with threejs and work on a more scripted game engine approach in relation to WebVR as the html approach aframe gives. I do love aframe, but I would like to bring the alternative voice to the workshop. |
| Roland Dubois | I would like to find a good balance between the use of screen readers and other a11y input/output tools and the WebVR API to keep content immersive for people with disabilities and people that are new/sensitive to VR. Finding ways to define and translate WCAG 2.0 standard guidelines for VR content. |
| Dominique Hazaël-Massieux | * understand better how WebVR is being used today and what may be missing * establish an informal network of developers / companies working in the WebVR ecosystem |
| mauro marenzi | Meeting new people to share webvr experience |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | Facilitating collaboration between vendors and content creators to align strategy and vision for the upcoming spec. |
| Nikolay Babanov | Making connections and disscussing current issues regarding WebVR and WebGL development. |
| Cara Payne | As a pioneer for accessibility in web projects I'm really interested in discussing how VR can have accessibility standards created as this is not something that has been explored properly yet and is so important for the future of VR. Documenting the best way to create assets for VR is also an area of interest, not just in the actual production phase but beforehand, when trying to establish how a VR experience will look and feel before the development starts. I'm also interested in the future of VR across different industries and increasing the interaction in VR experiences, for example payment gateways, advertising in VR and data capture which I feel have not been exploited to their full potential and could offer opportunities for a wide range of industries, from charities through to big corporates. Taking VR from a passive to fully immersive experience that works for the majority rather than the minority is a key area to be explored and understanding the tools that can be used to fully immerse users in their experience is critical to achieving this. Mostly gaining a wider understanding of the thought processes that other content creators go through and discussing the future potential for integrating with other types of technology like AR would be so beneficial to ongoing Web VR work. |
| Uri Shaked | Meet fellow developers and become more involved with the global WebVR community, also discuss the connection between WebVR and IoT and how to make it easier for Angular developers to get started with WebVR |
| Jordan Santell | I hope to learn more about pain points in developing XR content on the web, and what can framework and tool authors do to make developing this content easier, and share my own experiences. |
| Debra Anderson | Connect with thought leaders and practitioners in this space to exchange ideas on building the future of WebVR, use cases, technology and content applications, Share approaches to experimental R&D, rapid prototyping and best practices. Learn from technologists to gain a deeper sense of the fundamentals, motivations and technical components to building the immersive Web. Discuss how to strengthen and build the existing WebVR community, reach new audiences and open channels for diversity and inclusiveness. Gain insights from key stakeholders to identify opportunities for building support for spotlight on WebVR industry in the VR/AR industry. Discover new areas of research and emerging technologies at the intersection of WebVR/AR and gain a better understanding of the new Mixed Reality program (WebXR). Develop relationships with industry leaders to build strategic partnerships and explore collaborations with the new tools we are building using WebVR. Explore resources to share with university students and build into my 2018 WebVR curriculum at The New School. Experience WebVR projects, experiments, test tools and demonstrations and exchange feedback |
| Michael Blix | To better understand what the Web platform, and browser user agents, can provide for authoring tools and other creators to better allow the creation of a huge amount of WebVR content. |
| Daniel Appelquist | Learn and find solutions to content authoring problems as a way to expand the WebVR ecosystem; create greater awareness of WebVR with the content community. |
| Mohamed Skhairi | Discover WebVR technologies |
| rocky rm | get a penpal |
| Stoyan Nikolov | I want to contribute to the evolution of VR in the web and hear the advancements and work done across the field for the new medium. |
| Shadi Abou-Zahra | Exploring accessibility aspects. |
| Rodrigo Burgos | I'd like to know as an architect and visualizer what are the main obstacles i can find in development VR for the web and their possible solutions. |
| quasi Ruben | I want to create a webVR knowledge base for my project FAL Chronicles |
| Salvador de la Puente González | |
| Jean Bastien Voisin | With VR creating disruptive innovation products and services that consumers want. Today the cost of HW is not anymore a barrier (Cardboard, HTC Vive headset, Eye-trakers, …), easy applications deployment for multiple VR experiences is a must: - Standardized VR contents - Standardized VR platforms Applications: 1. Digital transformation & industrialization of 3D VR packaging assets (VR Packshots experience) see: VRiDigital (https://youtu.be/8i7R-HQ5sQM?t=7s) 2. Market research & shopper behaviour understanding (VR measurements: What? > 3D / Where? > Eye-tracking + Why? > neuroscience) see: VR for MarketResearch (https://youtu.be/KBt1coRNotQ?t=10s) Shorten the decision-making process (VR lean innovation) see: VR 3D Headset Interface (https://youtu.be/dAh0eidN8Pk?t=12s) |
| Trogolo Kathy | 1. Meet other leaders passionate about the possibilities WebVR can bring to the world 2. Discuss the challenges to WebVR adoption, and brainstorm possible broad-scale solutions 3. Network with those seeking new technologies and approaches to enable WebVR consumption and content creation |
| Xavier Hallade | understand where we're heading on with WebVR and related performance oriented standards (WebAssembly, etc) |
| GREGORY LARDON | Information, fresh news, meeting |
| Arnaud Dressen | Develop a better understanding of WebVR potential and brainstorm on UX/UI for VR authoring |
| Leen Segers | - Further explore the problems/opportunities in WebVR and interactive and non interactive 360° video - More insights in upcoming browser support - Introduce our open-source offering, our vision. - Get to know the other companies in the space in Europe and how we can help each other. |
| Andy Whittaker | We have a particular interest in convergence, authoring and distribution of VR content. Meet other experts Understand the problems and opportunities Landscape of WebVR |
| Rachel Nabors | To gather information to help foster the web animation community and represent their needs and concerns. |
| Bilyana Vacheva | Share my experience with people working with WebVR and learn more about their needs and goals. |
| Hepburn Marian | My fascination with the potential for webVR and how to attach it to the emotional needs of users |
| Rick Hindriks | Learn about industry technology/approaches/problems/solutions,. |
| Flore Coffyn | - Further explore the problems/opportunities in WebVR and interactive and non-interactive 360° video - More insights in upcoming browser support - Introduce our open-source offering, our vision. - Get to know the other companies in the space in Europe and how we can help each other. |
| Pereira Messias | As a result we believe that VR can bring more awareness for improving our vision about our social relations and our relation with the environment, with a sustainable recognition of the world. All of this because of the emotional and sensory impact that VR can bring to us. |
| Indira Knight | To find out more about how people are using WebVR, what are the problems and what are the solutions. I am particulaly interested in how content creation can be made easier, and how it can be made more accessible |
| Jan Van Opstal | System design for Mixed Reality on stage performances. |
| Kaarlo Kananen | |
| Aurelien Merceron | Learning, see possibilities and share with others |
| Daniela Georgieva | Find applications of VR in data visualization & management of big statistical data. |
| Ruth John | I have a particular interest in sound design in this space and to see how it is being considered (if at all) and also that the technologies we have available to us (for instance the web audio API panner node) is sufficient for the growth in this area. |
| Gabriel Mičko | Help to run Mozilla booth and do demos. |
| Philippe Bornstein | To learn about the situation regarding WebVR, WebAR, pros and cons regarding natave app, technical and functional limitations, penetration, next steps To meet with others experts and learn more about market adoption in different geographies To cooperate with technology providers To present the situation in France and the market expectation regarding brand experience and communication |
| Andrew Ayling | Currently one of the biggest challenges to growing the usage of VR nad AR is not the creative process, but is the delivery to a mass-audience without the need for expensive and specialised equipment. Another challenge is the integration of a VR experience into an establsihed digital user journey - for example the ecommerce user journey: product promotion - selection and configuration - ordering/fulfilment |
3. Workshop Goals
What goals or outcomes do you think the workshop should focus on to be productive?
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| Responder | Workshop Goals |
|---|---|
| FRED FIEVE | best practices |
| Thomas Balouet | I think the Workshop should focus on what kind of problems non technical people face while trying to create WebVR projects, what their expectations are and how we can meet those or give them ways to solve it in another way. I also think we should focus on ways to make experience more interactive and more immersive for the users, using the tools that are in reach as of today on the Web. |
| Daniel Beauchamp | |
| Alberto Elias | I think it's important to focus on what's might be missing from the spec and what tooling and documentation is needed to promote adoption. |
| Kieran Farr | * An understanding of what users are trying to accomplish with web-based VR and AR * An understanding of what challenges developers face while trying to enable the user goals * A brainstorm of methods that may allow developers and users to be more successful developing and using web-based VR and AR applications |
| Jaakko Manninen | Align goals for different projects to make WebVR happen, particularly when it comes to authoring and performance issues |
| Mathieu Herbay | |
| Vladimir Levantovsky | I am interested to learn more about mixed synthetic content that combines natural imagery with CG content and other AR components where textual content is present. |
| Shaun Davis ( formally Dunne ) | How and Why we should create VR experiences on the web. What are some good use cases? |
| Benjamin Atlani | Concrete examples and open discussions |
| Martin Naumann | - Best practices - Tooling (esp. what's missing) - Onboarding of new creators |
| Georgi Dangalov | |
| Olli Etuaho | Establishing best practices for WebVR content, documenting and spreading them. |
| Anna Malysheva | I would like to know about tools, processes, best practices, etc. |
| Johanna Gonzalez | From the topics that have been proposed I don't see one engaging in intelectual property rights, which is a topic that I consider must be taken into account. |
| Nicolas LOZANCIC | It would be my first participation, and considering my profile, I would be representing the final users. I want to bring their perspective to the table. If the WebVR is a work in progress, it doesn't mean it's not already working. The expectations of the final users are authentic. That would be one of the objectives. Of course, make consensus on technical issues it's as well very important. We encounter some obstacles related to the video. |
| Youri Gicquel | As a 3D developer, I think that focussing on a way to fix an optimized standard for the use of the technology can be a solid ground to have a productive discussion. |
| Daniel van der Stam | Help working on development tools Help thinking on make webVR to be the go to VR tool. |
| Marko Kungla | Whatever depth any of listed topics will be covered and regardless is it about a creating VR content, challenges for browser vendors or WebVR experience in general. I hope to see that workshop can identify some bottlenecks and engage community to initiate collaborative effort to work on solutions for those challenges. |
| Martin Edström | Standardization for browsers, browser-compatibility, cross-platform stability Standardization of metadata use, like OpenGraph, specifically for WebVR Better tools for content creators |
| Kevin Derksen | I think the workshop should focus on the following goals and outcomes: - Best practices and use cases. - Creating an environment where the attendees can share their experience and collaborate during the workshop. - New and upcoming developments in WebVR. - Tools and workflow examples. |
| Madlaina Kalunder | Establishing guidelines Performance Have discussions with people that work with webVR |
| Gunita Kulikovska | Foster the immersive web development. |
| Gordon Brander | |
| Louis Hoebregts | - Defining best practices for new developers - Trying to find ways to standardize all VR devices and controllers - Discussing how to make WebVR accessible to everyone (from a disabled person to someone with a slow computer) - Finding fallbacks to all scenarii possible to make the experience accessible (Full VR headset > cardboard > phone with gyroscope > desktop computer) |
| Ada Rose Cannon | Identify situations where the developer has had to change their project due to limitations in the platform. |
| Fabien Benetou | Failed past experiments, i.e. what PoC were build and tested with actual users to see what worked and, more importantly, what didn't ideally to clarify why and then propose new designs, toolkits, etc. |
| Arturo Paracuellos | To define what is the future of these technologies WebVR and WebAR and how could we mix both to make better and safety experience over the wwww. |
| Hristian Ignev | It should cover some of the biggest current pain points when it comes to developing WebVR and possible solutions. t could also cover opportunities in the WebVR space and examples of successful business models. |
| Aysegul Yonet | I want to have a better understanding of the tools that are available. |
| Athanasios Malamos | |
| Ventsislav Lukanov | - Discussion of business cases. Where the demand is larger than the supply. - Solutions to common industry challenges. - Contact with technical people, artistic content creators, agencies and perhaps even investors. - Strategies for scaling. |
| Christian Fratta | Ways of enabling creation of real value to market segments that in turn create sustainability for creators |
| Juan Campos | Ways of enabling creation of real value to market segments that in turn create sustainability for creators |
| Danny Stefanic | Ways of enabling creation of real value to market segments that in turn create sustainability for creators |
| Stephen Beckett | Getting feedback from developers to guide and inform the standardisation effort for WebVR, and the tools and production workflows needed to support creating VR content for the web. |
| Devora Mason | From design to implementation: following through the steps. Unique projects or developers who can share their methodology or keys to success Transferring content to WebVR and managing the content using an easy to access method |
| Scott Phillips | Ways of enabling creation of real value to market segments that in turn create sustainability for creators |
| Konstantinos Mougios | For me the workshop should focus on: Set the existing challenges Future path in WebVR development |
| Aris Semertzidis | Present the clear picture of what we got up to day. Share the planned next implementations. Present the possible future paths. Share some common issues. |
| Chris Needham | Getting feedback from developers to guide and inform the standardisarion effort for WebVR, and the tools and production workflows needed to support creating VR content for the web. |
| Bart Meinders | Bringing the people of the WebVR community together is already the best step which can be taken. I do believe variety in the audience is the key. Stearing towards a clear outcome is closing the doors towards creative, different and alternative outcomes. Make all attendance aware of each others goals, issues and successed will equalise the communities baseline creating a platform to take on the next steps from in the WebVR landscape. |
| Roland Dubois | Define and showcase best practices for WebVR standards and specifications, create compatibility benchmarks to keep mobile browsers a viable medium for web-based VR. |
| Dominique Hazaël-Massieux | |
| mauro marenzi | meeting people or companies that can also invest in new projects and start some International partnership |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | Upcoming features to WebVR, current content, Accessibility, Security |
| Nikolay Babanov | - How the make performant applications (multiple render targets, complex fx) - Discuss good UX practices - Discussion about current limitations and shortcommings of WebVR and how we will combat them - WebVR 2.x, 3.x |
| Cara Payne | - Identifying strong examples of webVR at the start, showing what makes them good showcases of VR as well as giving allowing an open forum for how they could be improved - Focusing on future thinking as well as the immediate challenges so that the potential for new content creation and technology integration are discussed - Release of key findings/ documentation at the end of the workshop which can be used as a guide for future content creation - Ongoing collaboration with contributors to enable shared learnings and standardisation |
| Uri Shaked | Making it easier for developers to get started with WebVR - both in terms of APIs, libraries, using 3rd party modules and content and framework integration, and also getting VR headsets for testing. |
| Jordan Santell | Focusing on actionable solutions to solve practical problems for creating VR content in all forms (which is aligned with the current topics). |
| Debra Anderson | Document and make public an Action Plan and commitments from attendees to create a more inclusive and diverse community. Build a strategic roadmap for the next 6-12 months with key community milestones and make public with an aim to accelerate the Mixed Reality program. Explore strategic and content partnerships between browsers and hardware vendors with startup companies like ours at Datavized Technologies creating innovative WebVR content and building custom technology and tools. Define existing WebVR resources, identify what kinds of new resources need to be generated and shared to engage new audiences. Discuss and document potential use cases for WebVR to solve complex problems in industries focused on the open web, data and utility. Document unique value propositions of WebVR as a viable VR platform to elevate in the VR industry. Evaluate the demand for 360° video / images in the VR space, and explore innovative solutions and future integration with WebVR environments. |
| Michael Blix | Things can meaningfully deliver in 2018. |
| Daniel Appelquist | identify key challenges for content creators and potential remedies to these that could launch new work items either in standards or in other places in the tech ecosystem |
| Mohamed Skhairi | |
| rocky rm | get love |
| Stoyan Nikolov | - Evolution of WebVR across platforms - Better tools for content creators - Evolution in concert with new proposed standards like WebGPU |
| Shadi Abou-Zahra | Practices and tooling to support authors in creating accessible WebVR experiences. |
| Rodrigo Burgos | Workflow and criteria on every step until the final product. Easy experience for the user. |
| quasi Ruben | My goals assisting the workshop is more of a first contact. I want to know on which techs to focus so I can make my WebVR wiki asap AND that it is accessible by the most of people. |
| Salvador de la Puente González | |
| Jean Bastien Voisin | - How to standardize the creation of 3D assets for WebVR (packaging, …) ? - How to seamless the VR pipeline and making the VR assets available for multiple experiences and supports (Movie, 360°, Real-Time, Headset, …) ? - How to generate consistency with high quality (WebVR) images rendering (platform independent) ? |
| Trogolo Kathy | 1. Identify 1-3 year priority catalysts for WebVR content creation and mass consumption to blossom 2. Understand how the leaders gathered can help ‘all boats rise’ – tech is a competitive culture but the Web is open and global and needs the diverse thinking brought to the table by a range of stakeholders. |
| Xavier Hallade | align on how to build WebVR experiences with good performance and progressive enhancements for all types of devices. |
| GREGORY LARDON | browser compatibility, quality 360 video streaming, controllers |
| Arnaud Dressen | Be as much visual as possible, focus on very specific applications |
| Leen Segers | - Confirmed upcoming device/browser support for WebVR - New insights on WebVR authoring tools |
| Andy Whittaker | harmonisation for packaging 3D assets. |
| Rachel Nabors | |
| Bilyana Vacheva | Come up with goals and conclusions on how to improve our work, share best practices within the community. |
| Hepburn Marian | Establishing WebVR development priorities and documentation |
| Rick Hindriks | Shared learning, exchange of current and long-term vision. |
| Flore Coffyn | - Evolution of WebVR across browsers - Propose new design, toolkits etc. based on failed experiments |
| Pereira Messias | We have a lot goals for 2018 with WebGL. |
| Indira Knight | How to increase the awareness and use cases for the technology and better ways to produce and optimize 3D models |
| Jan Van Opstal | Research how webvr could be integrated for mixed reality in stage performances. |
| Kaarlo Kananen | |
| Aurelien Merceron | |
| Daniela Georgieva | * Data visualization tooling * Access to VR by non-experts |
| Ruth John | |
| Gabriel Mičko | Help to gether learning materials for people who want to get started or already involved. |
| Philippe Bornstein | Market penetration Best practices Technical and functional limitations |
| Andrew Ayling | How and where to use VR within a digital user journey, removing barriers/breakpoints within that experience. Increasing the ability forVR content creators to distribute to a mass-market Using VR within a monetisation journey - not monetising the content itself, but treating it as a tool to engage potential customers functionality and UI within a VR experience that aids the above objectives |
4. Your interests
What topics are you most interested in? Please rank the topics below for relevance and importance.
Summary
| Choice | All responders | |||||||||||
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| Don’t mind | Don’t want | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 10 | |
| Landscape of WebVR authoring tools | 9 | 22 | 10 | 4 | 5 | 11 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 4 | 5 | |
| Creating and packaging 3D assets for WebVR | 12 | 16 | 8 | 11 | 4 | 6 | 9 | 3 | 6 | 4 | 3 | |
| Managing assets for practical progressive enhancement | 19 | 5 | 11 | 9 | 8 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 3 | 3 | 3 | |
| Progressive enhancement applied to the variety of user input in WebVR | 15 | 6 | 13 | 6 | 4 | 8 | 9 | 5 | 6 | 1 | 9 | |
| Understanding and documenting WebVR constraints for 3D artists | 17 | 6 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 8 | 8 | 10 | 4 | 10 | 6 | |
| Optimizing delivery of 360° videos to VR headsets on the Web | 18 | 1 | 10 | 7 | 6 | 10 | 4 | 3 | 9 | 5 | 9 | |
| Practical approaches to building accessible WebVR experiences | 10 | 20 | 9 | 8 | 6 | 1 | 4 | 8 | 6 | 4 | 6 | |
| Mapping the impact of ongoing evolutions of the Web Platform (Web Assembly, WebGPU, streams) on WebVR authoring | 16 | 1 | 12 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 2 | 10 | 11 | 3 | 3 | |
| Impact of performance factors on authoring WebVR content | 15 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 5 | 9 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 4 | 3 | |
| Creating convergence on WebVR advocacy platforms | 28 | 6 | 4 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 8 | 6 | 7 | |
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| Responder | Landscape of WebVR authoring tools | Creating and packaging 3D assets for WebVR | Managing assets for practical progressive enhancement | Progressive enhancement applied to the variety of user input in WebVR | Understanding and documenting WebVR constraints for 3D artists | Optimizing delivery of 360° videos to VR headsets on the Web | Practical approaches to building accessible WebVR experiences | Mapping the impact of ongoing evolutions of the Web Platform (Web Assembly, WebGPU, streams) on WebVR authoring | Impact of performance factors on authoring WebVR content | Creating convergence on WebVR advocacy platforms | Comments |
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| FRED FIEVE | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Thomas Balouet | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | |
| Daniel Beauchamp | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t want | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Alberto Elias | Ranked 1 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 7 | |
| Kieran Farr | Ranked 1 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | |
| Jaakko Manninen | Ranked 10 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 6 | |
| Mathieu Herbay | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | |
| Vladimir Levantovsky | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | |
| Shaun Davis ( formally Dunne ) | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | |
| Benjamin Atlani | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | ++ Creating new types of interactions |
| Martin Naumann | Ranked 7 | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | |
| Georgi Dangalov | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | |
| Olli Etuaho | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 10 | Correct use of the WebVR API could have a place in this list as well. It's a lower-level and less exciting topic, but important if we want apps to be robust and have good interoperability, and there may be aspects of the API that are not well understood across the community. |
| Anna Malysheva | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 6 | |
| Johanna Gonzalez | Ranked 10 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | |
| Nicolas LOZANCIC | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | I'm very interested in the initiatives that work towards the democratization of 3D for all the creatives, in the same way that we need to answer to the request to reuse existing models. For this last case we are developing a couple of plugins (Blender, Autodesk). |
| Youri Gicquel | Ranked 9 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | |
| Daniel van der Stam | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 10 | |
| Marko Kungla | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 10 | |
| Martin Edström | Ranked 7 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 9 | Ranked 8 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Kevin Derksen | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 10 | |
| Madlaina Kalunder | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | |
| Gunita Kulikovska | Ranked 9 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | |
| Gordon Brander | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Don’t mind | Ranked 5 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Louis Hoebregts | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Don’t mind | I don't know much about the Audio API but it may be an interesting subject for WebVR since they can work for great experiences. |
| Ada Rose Cannon | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 10 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | |
| Fabien Benetou | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 8 | I think this process should be done also based on popularity of the framework (e.g. A-Frame) and or language. Namely that the currently most popular framework should have more time allocated to them as progress there will have the biggest impact. Either directly by improving those tools and process or by showcasing what worked so that alternatives frameworks can learn from their advances. |
| Arturo Paracuellos | Ranked 5 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | |
| Hristian Ignev | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | |
| Aysegul Yonet | Ranked 9 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 10 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 9 | |
| Athanasios Malamos | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | |
| Ventsislav Lukanov | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | Very good topics. |
| Christian Fratta | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 7 | |
| Juan Campos | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | |
| Danny Stefanic | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | |
| Stephen Beckett | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Don’t mind | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 7 | Don’t mind | |
| Devora Mason | Ranked 9 | Ranked 9 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 7 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Scott Phillips | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | I'm also interested in the economics of multi-user VR environments, including intersection with existing eCommerce platforms, WebVR's potential role in rich data analytics, and the evolution of human-interface technology generally. |
| Konstantinos Mougios | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | |
| Aris Semertzidis | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 8 | |
| Chris Needham | Ranked 2 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 10 | |
| Bart Meinders | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | |
| Roland Dubois | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 8 | |
| Dominique Hazaël-Massieux | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| mauro marenzi | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | |
| Nikolay Babanov | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | |
| Cara Payne | Ranked 5 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | |
| Uri Shaked | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 4 | |
| Jordan Santell | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | |
| Debra Anderson | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | |
| Michael Blix | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | |
| Daniel Appelquist | Ranked 10 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | |
| Mohamed Skhairi | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| rocky rm | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | please contat me |
| Stoyan Nikolov | Ranked 8 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | Ranked 10 | Ranked 9 | Don’t mind | |
| Shadi Abou-Zahra | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Rodrigo Burgos | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | |
| quasi Ruben | Ranked 8 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 9 | |
| Salvador de la Puente González | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Jean Bastien Voisin | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | |
| Trogolo Kathy | Ranked 3 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Hard to rank order these as they are all important. Content optimization and smooth cross-browser and device delivery are key to fulfilling the promise of WebVR, but we are building the market as we go so content authorship now and in the near future will create the demand for longer term development (or not). |
| Xavier Hallade | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 9 | |
| GREGORY LARDON | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | |
| Arnaud Dressen | Ranked 10 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 10 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | |
| Leen Segers | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | |
| Andy Whittaker | Ranked 8 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 8 | |
| Rachel Nabors | Ranked 5 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | These all look good to me! |
| Bilyana Vacheva | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | I am very interested to hear more about the participant's experience in encouraging more diverse groups to get into VR/ WebVR. I am looking for best practices I can use in my community. |
| Hepburn Marian | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 10 | Don’t mind | |
| Rick Hindriks | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 10 | |
| Flore Coffyn | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | |
| Pereira Messias | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | |
| Indira Knight | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 9 | |
| Jan Van Opstal | Ranked 5 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | |
| Kaarlo Kananen | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Aurelien Merceron | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | |
| Daniela Georgieva | Ranked 8 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 10 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Ruth John | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 7 | Don’t mind | |
| Gabriel Mičko | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | |
| Philippe Bornstein | Ranked 10 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 10 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 9 | Ranked 7 | Best practices to develop market knowledge about WebVR |
| Andrew Ayling | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 6 |
5. Other Thoughts
Please let us know any other information or thoughts you have about Virtual Reality, the Web, or standardization opportunities. Feel free to include links to longer essays or other information you think should be considered at the workshop.
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| Responder | Other Thoughts |
|---|---|
| FRED FIEVE | |
| Thomas Balouet | I think one of the most interesting thing will be discussing with browser vendors on how we can improve WebVR experiences by directly including features (like accessibility through different types of controllers, 360° media playing, headset progressive enhancement...) in the browsers themselves. |
| Daniel Beauchamp | I think we should start talking about payments. WebPayments is already a thing. Can we talk about how that integrates with VR ready browsers? |
| Alberto Elias | Another major issue for the WebVR compatible Web is Identity, I'm working on an identity system based on other spec developments. Wrote about it here: https://github.com/WebOfTrustInfo/rebooting-the-web-of-trust-fall2017/blob/master/topics-and-advance-readings/did-3d-web.md |
| Kieran Farr | |
| Jaakko Manninen | |
| Mathieu Herbay | |
| Vladimir Levantovsky | |
| Shaun Davis ( formally Dunne ) | |
| Benjamin Atlani | Looking forward to seeing you in Brussels (and share beers obviously) |
| Martin Naumann | |
| Georgi Dangalov | |
| Olli Etuaho | |
| Anna Malysheva | |
| Johanna Gonzalez | |
| Nicolas LOZANCIC | I think that I have several things to bring, and I have even more to receive if I can participate to these workshops. |
| Youri Gicquel | |
| Daniel van der Stam | None at the moment |
| Marko Kungla | I see as one standardization opportunities for browser vendors to agree WebVR benchmarking, testing and bug reporting tools report formats etc. Which would engage community to be more helpful so that every cutting edge browser would not give bleeding-experience. |
| Martin Edström | |
| Kevin Derksen | I think WebVR is going to be an important factor in bringing VR closer to the mainstream platform it has the potential to become. As VR Developer I want to keep exploring the possibilities of WebVR. |
| Madlaina Kalunder | |
| Gunita Kulikovska | This form is killing all the expectations... we seriously need to think about design and user experience, guys! |
| Gordon Brander | |
| Louis Hoebregts | |
| Ada Rose Cannon | I am really invested in declarative WebVR I would like to see HTML be able to handle many common usecases without the need to resort to WebGL. |
| Fabien Benetou | A brief discussion on WebAR and WebXR will be relevant since a lot of the tools, assets and problematic are shared. At least a discussion a future agenda on what can be re-used without hi-jacking WebVR as the main topic of the discussion would be useful. |
| Arturo Paracuellos | |
| Hristian Ignev | It is good to examine case studies for WebVR in industry. Which industires currently have express the most interest in WebVR, for what use cases and what other opportunities there are. |
| Aysegul Yonet | |
| Athanasios Malamos | |
| Ventsislav Lukanov | I would like to do some further research and consulting with my team and provide original thoughts via e-mail. |
| Christian Fratta | 3D (including WebAR) as a media type along side video, sound, images and text |
| Juan Campos | 3D (inc WebAR) as a media type along side video, sound, images and text. |
| Danny Stefanic | 3D (inc WebAR) as a media type along side video, sound, images and text. |
| Stephen Beckett | http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2017-09-bbc-reality-labs-virtual-augmented http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2017-06-platform-porting-gear-daydream-vr http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2017-03-subtitles-360-video-virtual-reality http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2016-11-360-video-factual-storytelling |
| Devora Mason | |
| Scott Phillips | 3D (inc WebAR) as a media type along side video, sound, images and text. |
| Konstantinos Mougios | |
| Aris Semertzidis | |
| Chris Needham | I'll share a few links: http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2017-09-bbc-reality-labs-virtual-augmented http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2017-06-platform-porting-gear-daydream-vr http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2017-03-subtitles-360-video-virtual-reality http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2016-11-360-video-factual-storytelling |
| Bart Meinders | Extension towards WebXR by embracing WebAR. |
| Roland Dubois | IMHO VR content should be shared via the open and inclusive web and not tied to and controlled by a few big players (Google, Facebook) VR content should not be forced through an app store distribution channel for a specific set of hardware but shared via URL in a progressively enhanced manner. https://medium.com/@rolanddubois/vr-gets-real-174fdafcad4f https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/03/a-practitioners-perspective-on-a-frame-interview-with-roland-dubois/ |
| Dominique Hazaël-Massieux | |
| mauro marenzi | |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | |
| Nikolay Babanov | |
| Cara Payne | |
| Uri Shaked | |
| Jordan Santell | |
| Debra Anderson | Immersive and Collaborative uses of virtual reality (mulit-user) use cases with WebVR are interesting to explore from a design and technical perspective at this workshop. I'm interested to learn more about multi-user chat and networked co-presence and building such experiences, I'd love to learn more about WebAudio+WebRTC+WebVR, and experiments and tools for audio visualization and Voice in WebVR. http://smus.com/copresence-webvr/ https://arxiv.org/pdf/1410.7670.pdf |
| Michael Blix | |
| Daniel Appelquist | |
| Mohamed Skhairi | |
| rocky rm | |
| Stoyan Nikolov | |
| Shadi Abou-Zahra | |
| Rodrigo Burgos | Quick communication of projects along the web is crucial to make VR grow fast. Maybe i'll attend with more questions than answers, but i think that's a good start. |
| quasi Ruben | I think that by making WebVR accessible to public and content creators is the fastest way to make VR (in general) bloom. |
| Salvador de la Puente González | |
| Jean Bastien Voisin | First interested in VR for marketing, I want also to invest in VR for education (inverted classroom methodology). Passionate by human behaviour, I'm experimenting new ways to manage team based on the real personalities (neuroscience) and how to develop happiness at work (Reinventing Organizations). |
| Trogolo Kathy | |
| Xavier Hallade | |
| GREGORY LARDON | |
| Arnaud Dressen | |
| Leen Segers | Looking forward meeting you all! |
| Andy Whittaker | |
| Rachel Nabors | |
| Bilyana Vacheva | |
| Hepburn Marian | |
| Rick Hindriks | |
| Flore Coffyn | Excited to meet everyone and learn from each other! |
| Pereira Messias | We have been working with WebGL and WebVR since 2016 ( if necessary we send for you more link ) https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=NhL-2hAlXU4 We were featured by A-Frame on week 85 as well. https://aframe.io/blog/awoa-85/ ( attached ) |
| Indira Knight | |
| Jan Van Opstal | Integration of gesture control, positioning and point-clouds of performers |
| Kaarlo Kananen | |
| Aurelien Merceron | |
| Daniela Georgieva | |
| Ruth John | |
| Gabriel Mičko | |
| Philippe Bornstein | Conférences http://www.netineo.com/nw34-media-immersifs/ http://www.netineo.com/nw37-medias-immersifs// Articles https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IWpH6Cx8HS1vH_Hgzam3RvhCXGnmnUbVArwaJzMZBaE/edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AW44DBH9QYogxdBFY6WoeM8ZaA2DFORBC6EJdBPwdI4/edit?usp=sharing |
| Andrew Ayling |
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- FRED FIEVE: last responded on 24, September 2017 at 09:41 (UTC)
- Thomas Balouet: last responded on 25, September 2017 at 09:58 (UTC)
- Daniel Beauchamp: last responded on 25, September 2017 at 12:41 (UTC)
- Alberto Elias: last responded on 29, September 2017 at 19:40 (UTC)
- Kieran Farr: last responded on 6, October 2017 at 23:10 (UTC)
- Jaakko Manninen: last responded on 7, October 2017 at 10:22 (UTC)
- Mathieu Herbay: last responded on 8, October 2017 at 08:33 (UTC)
- Vladimir Levantovsky: last responded on 10, October 2017 at 15:11 (UTC)
- Shaun Davis ( formally Dunne ): last responded on 12, October 2017 at 13:16 (UTC)
- Benjamin Atlani: last responded on 13, October 2017 at 10:14 (UTC)
- Martin Naumann: last responded on 14, October 2017 at 00:22 (UTC)
- Georgi Dangalov: last responded on 18, October 2017 at 07:49 (UTC)
- Olli Etuaho: last responded on 19, October 2017 at 08:52 (UTC)
- Anna Malysheva: last responded on 19, October 2017 at 16:45 (UTC)
- Johanna Gonzalez : last responded on 20, October 2017 at 11:20 (UTC)
- Nicolas LOZANCIC: last responded on 24, October 2017 at 15:07 (UTC)
- Youri Gicquel: last responded on 27, October 2017 at 14:22 (UTC)
- Daniel van der Stam: last responded on 28, October 2017 at 08:26 (UTC)
- Marko Kungla: last responded on 28, October 2017 at 15:15 (UTC)
- Martin Edström: last responded on 31, October 2017 at 13:34 (UTC)
- Kevin Derksen: last responded on 1, November 2017 at 10:37 (UTC)
- Madlaina Kalunder: last responded on 2, November 2017 at 13:07 (UTC)
- Gunita Kulikovska: last responded on 2, November 2017 at 17:01 (UTC)
- Gordon Brander: last responded on 2, November 2017 at 23:22 (UTC)
- Louis Hoebregts: last responded on 5, November 2017 at 21:46 (UTC)
- Ada Rose Cannon: last responded on 6, November 2017 at 15:22 (UTC)
- Fabien Benetou: last responded on 6, November 2017 at 15:42 (UTC)
- Arturo Paracuellos: last responded on 6, November 2017 at 16:23 (UTC)
- Hristian Ignev: last responded on 6, November 2017 at 17:14 (UTC)
- Aysegul Yonet: last responded on 6, November 2017 at 22:19 (UTC)
- Athanasios Malamos: last responded on 8, November 2017 at 06:36 (UTC)
- Ventsislav Lukanov: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 09:53 (UTC)
- Christian Fratta: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 10:08 (UTC)
- Juan Campos: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 10:10 (UTC)
- Danny Stefanic: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 10:12 (UTC)
- Stephen Beckett: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 12:23 (UTC)
- Devora Mason: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 12:23 (UTC)
- Scott Phillips: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 12:26 (UTC)
- Konstantinos Mougios: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 17:52 (UTC)
- Aris Semertzidis: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 17:53 (UTC)
- Chris Needham: last responded on 9, November 2017 at 23:02 (UTC)
- Bart Meinders: last responded on 10, November 2017 at 00:53 (UTC)
- Roland Dubois: last responded on 10, November 2017 at 14:26 (UTC)
- Dominique Hazaël-Massieux: last responded on 10, November 2017 at 15:45 (UTC)
- mauro marenzi: last responded on 10, November 2017 at 16:48 (UTC)
- Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga: last responded on 10, November 2017 at 19:28 (UTC)
- Nikolay Babanov: last responded on 10, November 2017 at 19:52 (UTC)
- Cara Payne : last responded on 10, November 2017 at 20:42 (UTC)
- Uri Shaked: last responded on 10, November 2017 at 22:39 (UTC)
- Jordan Santell: last responded on 11, November 2017 at 00:27 (UTC)
- Debra Anderson: last responded on 11, November 2017 at 01:33 (UTC)
- Michael Blix: last responded on 11, November 2017 at 05:10 (UTC)
- Daniel Appelquist: last responded on 13, November 2017 at 14:45 (UTC)
- Mohamed Skhairi: last responded on 13, November 2017 at 22:20 (UTC)
- rocky rm: last responded on 13, November 2017 at 22:29 (UTC)
- Stoyan Nikolov: last responded on 14, November 2017 at 08:28 (UTC)
- Shadi Abou-Zahra: last responded on 14, November 2017 at 09:04 (UTC)
- Rodrigo Burgos: last responded on 14, November 2017 at 09:30 (UTC)
- quasi Ruben: last responded on 14, November 2017 at 10:57 (UTC)
- Salvador de la Puente González: last responded on 14, November 2017 at 11:19 (UTC)
- Jean Bastien Voisin: last responded on 14, November 2017 at 16:51 (UTC)
- Trogolo Kathy: last responded on 14, November 2017 at 17:20 (UTC)
- Xavier Hallade: last responded on 15, November 2017 at 14:13 (UTC)
- GREGORY LARDON: last responded on 15, November 2017 at 15:39 (UTC)
- Arnaud Dressen: last responded on 16, November 2017 at 02:25 (UTC)
- Leen Segers: last responded on 16, November 2017 at 11:47 (UTC)
- Andy Whittaker: last responded on 16, November 2017 at 13:37 (UTC)
- Rachel Nabors: last responded on 17, November 2017 at 05:03 (UTC)
- Bilyana Vacheva: last responded on 17, November 2017 at 10:08 (UTC)
- Hepburn Marian: last responded on 18, November 2017 at 20:39 (UTC)
- Rick Hindriks: last responded on 20, November 2017 at 08:12 (UTC)
- Flore Coffyn: last responded on 20, November 2017 at 09:32 (UTC)
- Pereira Messias: last responded on 20, November 2017 at 11:28 (UTC)
- Indira Knight: last responded on 20, November 2017 at 13:51 (UTC)
- Jan Van Opstal: last responded on 21, November 2017 at 06:49 (UTC)
- Kaarlo Kananen: last responded on 22, November 2017 at 08:39 (UTC)
- Aurelien Merceron: last responded on 23, November 2017 at 11:29 (UTC)
- Daniela Georgieva: last responded on 23, November 2017 at 18:58 (UTC)
- Ruth John: last responded on 24, November 2017 at 10:32 (UTC)
- Gabriel Mičko: last responded on 24, November 2017 at 12:05 (UTC)
- Philippe Bornstein: last responded on 24, November 2017 at 17:12 (UTC)
- Andrew Ayling: last responded on 24, November 2017 at 19:42 (UTC)
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