Position Statements

WebVR: Facilitating the Development of Multi User Scenarios VR Experiences — Feedback from the Industrial VR Field: Geoffrey Subileau, Fivos Doganis, David Nahon, Nathalie Sarrazin (Dassault Systèmes)
Mark Pesce's Position Statement: Mixed-Reality Service: Mark Pesce
gLTF, the runtime asset format for 3D applications: Tony Parisi (Wevr), Amanda Watson (Oculus VR)
Philip Rosedale's Position Statement: Standards for large-scale, general purpose VR: Philip Rosedale (Second Life / High Fidelity)
Developing a roadmap towards a common set of user gesture controls for immersive experiences on the Web: Jeff Sonstein
Aligning Standards Initiatives for VR and AR on the Web: Neil Trevett (Nvidia / Khronos)
Role of browser UX in the adoption of VR and Reducing Barriers to Progressive Adoption of VR on existing Web sites: Justin Rogers (Oculus VR)
How can we ensure WebVR is not an off-ramp for the web? (archived copy): Rob Manson (awe.media)
Displaying and interacting with multi-media content and People in VR: Simon Gunkel (TNO)
High quality 360° Video Rendering and Streaming on the Web: Louay Bassbouss (Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems FOKUS)
360° video & control of the immersive environment around the web content: Laszlo Gombos (Samsung)
Webizing Virtual and Augmented Reality Content: Sangchul Ahn (Letsee)
From clickable pages to walkable spaces: how is WebVR inviting us in?: Luc Courchesne (Society for Arts and Technology)

See also the list of currently expected participants and participants’ expressions of interests.