<CharlesHall> this happened on Friday: https://immersive-web.github.io/webxr-hand-input/

MC: [discussion of XR Access]

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JB: There is the XR access group that I have been coordinating with, and the Immersive Captions group
... Last week they started working on hardware

MC: Who else should we coordinate with him? Are there other groups?

JS: And we also have been coordinating with RQTF through Joshue.

JB: Chris Hughes has also been doing recent work

CH: I think you got the most important groups, but there were a number of breakout sessions where the google docs are now available. The Accessibility Object Model and APIs being leverage to create profile identity -- a way to take your preferences from environment to environment.

JB: XR Access -- did anyone note that seizure triggers were an issue?

CH: It was noted in the Tech Access channel in the Slack community.

MC: That is included in our user needs

<michaelcrabb> https://w3c.github.io/silver/subgroups/xr/captioning/xr-captioning-user-needs.html

<CharlesHall> notes from XR Symposium breakout 2.2 on AOM/API: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zKMlpuj57cnD8qmCxLZUm9VfwzdvCURcL-w1Xtvsmzg/edit?usp=sharing

JB: I have colleagues at MIT who are working on how to buffer the incoming streams

<CharlesHall> notes from XR Symposium breakout 1.2 captions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12xM5HqJyAqR-jwlzPxgaKrQzy3wLcdbxFMpHd4sGDLg/edit?usp=sharing

<Judy> https://www.w3.org/community/immersive-captions/

JS: When captions are attached to objects, there is a need for boundaries of depth perception of captions -- they potentially could apply from infinitely small to infinitely large
... there was a participant in the XR Access breakout session who offered to connect groups with contacts in the deaf-blind community.
... we also need to look at the results from the audio description breakout session.

Functional Outcomes

<CharlesHall> there are no results for ‘cognitive’ or ‘depth’ in the Immersive Web CG mailing list

<michaelcrabb> Silver Tagging: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nqyIuJ9_goXGHKPa3o9l7pXk-CYzfsEn22HKK3V61C4/edit

MC: There is a new version of the project in Github

<CharlesHall> sorry, Immersive Captions CG

MC: Once we have Ideas for Tagging settled, we can move on.

<CharlesHall> Sorry, I have to drop off the call at 9:50 to prep for another meeting.

<michaelcrabb> https://w3c.github.io/silver/subgroups/xr/captioning/functional-outcomes.html

MC: I want to present this at the meeting tomorrow.
... We should look at what ACT has for tests

JS: I will look for the link for the ACT tests

https://act-rules.github.io/rules/ -> ACT rules

CP: I will reconnect with Spencer to see what the problem was.
... are there any disabilities that he should be prepared for with the demo?

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