1. 3D INTERNET
A
SEMINAR
PRESENTATION
ON
Under the Guidance of
Mr. Sameer Kumar Das
Computer Science
Presented by
Pabitra Mohan Padhy
Regd.no. 1001306005
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2.  A brief introduction to web versions.
 Introduction to 3D internet.
 Power of 3D internet.
 Knowing intelligent environments.
 Technical implications and solutions.
 Understanding obstacles to commercial success.
 Applications of 3D internet.
OBJECTIVES:
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3. PROBLEM STATEMENT:
Getting a glimpse of the next generation internet and
knowing its seamless power.
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4. WEB 1.0:
 First face of the World Wide Web.
 Edited only by webmasters.
 Similar to a hand-written notebook.
 Threatened to paranoid perception.
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5. WEB 2.0:
 Everyone can contribute to the web.
 Rich user interface and best in class graphics.
 85% majority websites in web 2.0.
 Change is inevitable.
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6. WEB 3.0:
 Use of metaverse in web technology.
 The rise of intelligent systems.
 Birth of the most awaited future internet.
 Webpages and Webplaces.
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7. 3D INTERNET
 3D internet also known as virtual world.
 It is a blend of television, social networking and web.
 Second life and it’s “in-world” residents.
 Interesting and fascinating.
 Integration of every electronic device OTA.
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8. 3D INTERNET! WHY ?
 To converge physical world and virtual world.
 Ease of use.
 To get rid of flat and messy documents, surfing a
natural way.
 Get everything at your finger tip.
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9.  Natural organization of objects and data.
 Try before buy to Interactive shopping.
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10. 3D INTERNET. WHAT ?
 Successor of all web technologies.
 Flexible architecture, open protocols, intelligent and
distributed systems.
 Virtual universe within physical universe.
 Use of avatars as virtual identity.
 Provides 3d map of every internet hub in world.
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11.  Try products in a digital wireframe at your home.
 Simulation of webplaces in true to life graphics.
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12. HOW 3D INTERNET WORKS ?
 Using available virtual platforms
i.e. Second Life.
 By using artificial intelligence.
 Using 3d eyewear like Google Glass.
 Implementing Sixth-Sense technology.
 Using sensors and holographic image projections.
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13. INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
 Provides realistic 3D experience.
 Artificial intelligence and intelligent algorithms.
 Intelligent routing depending on network topology.
 Speech and gesture recognition.
 A new benchmark to the gaming platform.
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14. TECHNICAL GLITCHES
• It requires high bandwidth speed, not possible for
most countries.
• Hardware required for 3D internet is partially
available.
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15. ( Average broadband speed in different countries of the world)
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16. SOLUTIONS
 Use of 3G internet, which provides a max. speed of
14.4 Mbps for stationary and 384 Kbps for a moving
vehicle.
 Use of Google Glasses and vision station for
preliminary hardware requirements.
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17. A user interacting with pc using
Google Glass.
A user interacting with pc
using Vision station.
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18. OBSTACLES TO COMMERCIAL SUCCESS
 Requires a transformation from 2D to 3D completely.
 Lack of virtual experience and hardware.
 Inconsistency in internet speed.
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19. APPLICATIONS
 Virtual classes over internet from universities.
 Preaching spirituality of different religions.
 Embassies for tourist and virtual guide.
 Live sport stadium experience.
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20. CONCLUSION
3D internet is a step ahead to future which could serve
for not only as metaverse but will change the way we
perceive internet of today.
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21. REFERENCES
Websites:
http://www.computer.howstuffworks.com
http://en.wikipedia.org
http://secondlife.com
http://google.com
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23. Any Queries ?
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