WebXR, if X = 5G
- 1. WebXR, if X = 5G Diego González-Zúñiga, PhD @diekus
- 2. the physical and virtual worlds are merging @diekus
- 3. Source: HoloLems via Gizmodo @diekus
- 4. Source: Magic Leap via The Next Web @diekus
- 5. Source:Leap Motion North Star experiment by @keiichiban @diekus
- 6. but what about the web? @diekus
- 8. Source: https://www.engadget.com/2018/05/09/google-augmented-reality-chrome/ @diekus
- 9. agenda • Samsung Internet • Samsung and the Web • Expectations • WebXR • X = 5G • Benefits • W3C Web5G Workshop @diekus
- 10. @diekus
- 11. • Android browser • Version 7.2 launched • Chromium based @diekus
- 14. New Web Features Web Standards Cross browser Initiatives Open Source Contributions Multi Device Support samsung & the web @diekus
- 15. Source: http://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/mobile/worldwide 54.95% 17.27% 13.38% 5.09% @diekus
- 17. Web • Linkability • Shared Context • Privacy-Friendly • User Choice • Cross-Platform • Accessible • Open • Asks for your permission expectations from the web @diekus
- 19. VR • Immersive • Orientation Tracking (3DoF) • + Position Tracking (6DoF) • Spatial Sound • Low latency • Different input methods • 360° content expectations from VR @diekus
- 20. VR pre-approved closed environment wait several minutes download 100s of MBs experience you discard after 1 use @diekus
- 22. @diekus
- 23. webXR This specification describes support for accessing virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) devices, including sensors and head- mounted displays, on the Web @diekus
- 24. // WebVR navigator.getVRDisplays(displays => { ... // WebXR navigator.xr.requestDevice().then(device => {
- 25. webVR browser support * * * Experimental support of WebXR @diekus
- 27. socialnessreach ubiquitydiscoverability new creatorsimmediacy @diekus
- 28. 2- New workflows1- New browsers 3- New axis the web on VR @diekus
- 29. 1- New browsers @diekus
- 30. 2- New workflows @diekus
- 34. @diekus
- 36. • Low latency • 10x faster speed than 4G • 1000x more traffic than 4G • Robust mobile networks @diekus Source: every single marketing presentation out there
- 37. Web VR 5G what can this mean for Web + XR + 5G? @diekus
- 38. 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 2011 2017 Year 2011 2017 3034 KB 929 KB average size of a web page Source: https://speedcurve.com/blog/web-performance-page-bloat/ @diekus
- 39. growth in web page asset size Source: https://speedcurve.com/blog/web-performance-page-bloat/ @diekus
- 42. 20.5 MB 12.3 MB 45.5 MB Source: https://www.remix3d.com/details/0ce93dec1a8e43f6b262faff8b34015f?section=other-models @diekus
- 43. Ava, by Achavanich Beaker Burial and Samsung Internet https://samsunginter.net/ava
- 45. how does 5G boost XR? @diekus
- 46. socialnessreach ubiquitydiscoverability new creatorsimmediacy @diekus
- 47. 61% Gaming 59% Meetings 56% Shopping 56% Live Sports 74% Travel and Adventure 67% Movies & Recorded Videos 67% Live Events (non sport) 66% Home Design 64% Classes use cases Source: Greenlight VR Consumer Adoption Report 2016, among 1300 people @diekus
- 51. ubiquity Multi Device Experience • Connected cars • Automated homes • Wearables • Appliances • Smart cities • Mobile XR devices • … • Presentation API • Remote Playback API @diekus
- 52. immediacy “ultra low latency with extremely high availability, reliability and security” -ITU tactile internet healthcare, education, training and simulation @diekus
- 53. socialness wider bandwidth, lower latency, and overall uniformity bigger *social* experiences @diekus
- 54. new creators • Expand on shared content creation • Develop more complex creations • Realtime precise peer asset creation @diekus
- 55. "cellphone-based VR will still have the most users" (when compared to other VR setups) – J. Carmack (2017) source: https://ihsmarkit.com/research-analysis/virtual-reality-in-retail.html "integrated" headsets that combine the power of PCs with mobile portability will be "the mainstream of the VR market in the next few years – P. Lucky is the future of XR mobile? @diekus
- 57. “explore how the Open Web Platform could help drive the adoption of 5G innovations from the applications layer to the network level” @diekus
- 58. • Service, application and business case-led definition. • 5G Vision defined around Business Context, and Characterisation based on Use Cases, Business Models and Value Creation @diekus
- 59. @diekus
- 60. • Innovation promised by 5G is only meaningful if it gains adoption at the application level. • Among advantages of the web platform cross-platform, largest dev pool, OSS leverage and largest end user market. • Need to set up the right hooks for this to happen. @diekus
- 61. • Web is adaptive (Progressive Enhancement, Device Independence and multi-modal) • Streams everywhere (WebRTC Media Streams, QUIC Streams, streamable content and parser) • Client is a Server is a Client • Network integration (network information, programmable proxy (Service Worker)) • Hardware integration (Sensor APIs, NFC, BT, USB, MIDI, IoT) @diekus
- 62. • Low latency is game changing • Transmit engineering, musical, football, medical skills. • Telemedicine, Virtual training environments, … • Machine to Machine communication • Productivity and services • Assets that use big assets on the go? (progressive enhancement) • Better textures and assets in general • Streaming of high res 360 degree content, including UHD live media • Social experiences In summary We’re at the beginning of a new era of computing
- 63. eat. sleep. VRowse. repeat @diekus