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Japan is formidable in the VRML world. Some of the best work in this
field is coming from there, and Japanese companies are some of
the most aggressive buyers of VRML content. Yet in the US, we
seldom hear of what they're doing apart from the happenings of
large companies like Sony & Fujitsu.
This following list of links is a good place to acquaint yourself with the VRML business in Japan. |
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VRML BOF in Japan3rd VRML BOF in JapanPlace: Harajuku, Tokyo, "Pista" Italian Restaurant Time: Oct. 17 1996 / PM7 to PM11 Speaker : David Frerichs: VRML Product Manager @ SGI,
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Dave Frerichs Construct Protozoa |
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Fujitsu Virtual Theme Park Global Clock Project [INTERRUPTED PROJECTIONS] RACE Asynchronous Collaboration Environment Project |
Projects and EventsFujitsu Virtual Theme ParkA brilliant example of the Japanese cartoon aesthetic! Make sure you click on the people in each scene.
Global Clock ProjectThe Global Clock Project is visualizing the earth as a clock, using light sensors connected among sites all over the world through the Internet.
Neil M.DenariGALLERY MA featured the work of the young Las Angeles architect Neil M. Denari in a show titled "INTERRUPTED PROJECTIONS."
The RACE Asynchronous Collaboration Environment ProjectThe objective of this project is to understand knowledge representation that is suitable for the synthetic process of reorganizing existing information into knowledge for achieving design.OtherMeta Tokyo Project Internet EXPO '96 ProjectsZinriki's Virtual Museum! |
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