Inhabited virtual worlds: a new frontier for interaction design
Inhabited virtual worlds: a new frontier for interaction design
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有人居住的虚拟世界:交互设计的新领域
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10.1145/234757.234760
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1996
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B. Damer
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B. Damer
In April of 1995 the Internet took a step into the third dimension with the introduction of the Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) as a commercial standard. Another event that month caused fewer headlines but in retrospect was just as significant. A small company from San Francisco, Worlds Incorporated, launched WorldsChat, a three dimensional environment allowing any Internet user to don a digital costume, or avatar, and travel about and converse with other people inhabiting the space. WorldsChat was appropriately modeled on a space station complete with a central hub, hallways, sliding doors, windows, and escalators to outlying pods. 25.03.2003 11:53 Uhr Inhabited Virtual Worlds: Article for ACM interactions, Sept 1996