iPromotion: A Cloud-Based Platform for Virtual Reality Internet Advertising

Zampoglou, Markos; Malamos, Athanasios G.; Kapetanakis, Kostas; Kontakis, Konstantinos; Sardis, Emmanuel; Vafiadis, George; Moulos, Vrettos; Doulamis, Anastasios

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05029-4_19

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“…Rendering 3D visualizations might also be performed server-side, while the browser receives the final audiovisual content using common compression mechanism. For instance, a cloud-based platform which we published in [5], delivers VR Internet Advertising. Remote rendering is an alternative to minimize the computational cost on clients' devices but utilizes additional network resources.…”

Section: A Web3d Adaptationmentioning

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Adaptive video streaming on top of Web3D: A bridging technology between X3DOM and MPEG-DASH

Kapetanakis

Panagiotakis

Malamos

et al. 2014

2014 International Conference on Telecommunications and Multimedia (TEMU)

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Innovative technologies, implemented in web browsers, have led to the rise of a new era of virtual worlds. Devices with strong hardware installed may now present 3D virtual worlds utilizing user interaction in High Definition (HD) monitors. Recent frameworks such as X3DOM provide a free of plug-ins solution to present interactive 3D graphics and animations within a browser. Furthermore, MPEG-DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP) standard can be implemented in server-client applications to adapt dynamically the video streaming quality in order to provide the best possible user experience. In this work, we present an approach to extend the adaptation methods of X3DOM by adding a mechanism to perform dynamic adaptation and achieve HD video delivery in 3D Virtual Reality (VR) worlds. We maintain the advantages of both bridged technologies and provide a web-friendly application solution without the requirement of software installation.

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Section: A Web3d Adaptationmentioning

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Adaptive video streaming on top of Web3D: A bridging technology between X3DOM and MPEG-DASH

Kapetanakis

Panagiotakis

Malamos

et al. 2014

2014 International Conference on Telecommunications and Multimedia (TEMU)

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“…To this end, the open source Xj3D Browser has been ported to expose Axis2 Java Web service interface. A detailed description of the platform can be found in [13].…”

Section: Web Advertising Infrastructurementioning

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Scene Integration for Online VR Advertising Clouds

Kalochristianakis¹,

Zampoglou²,

Kontakis³

et al. 2014

IJIMAI

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This paper presents a scene composition approach that allows the combinational use of standard three dimensional objects, called models, in order to create X3D scenes. The module is an integral part of a broader design aiming to construct large scale online advertising infrastructures that rely on virtual reality technologies. The architecture addresses a number of problems regarding remote rendering for low end devices and last but not least, the provision of scene composition and integration. Since viewers do not keep information regarding individual input models or scenes, composition requires the consideration of mechanisms that add state to viewing technologies. In terms of this work we extended a well-known, open source X3D authoring tool.

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“…Figure a represents the rendering process of VR content at the cloud data‐center. The primary advantage of this approach is that it allows students to experience VR/AR from anywhere, anytime, and with any device . In contrast, many VR applications need ultra‐low delay along with minimum network congestion.…”

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An Optical‐Fog assisted EEG‐based virtual reality framework for enhancing E‐learning through educational games

Sood

Singh

2018

Comp Applic In Engineering

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Virtual reality (VR) combined with cloud computing has become the pioneer to provide e‐learning for making education accessible across the globe. To enhance e‐learning experience, electroencephalography (EEG) based educational games are widely used to improve the cognitive and learning skills of students. This method records the electrical activities of the brain of participating students to enhance prevailed knowledge and experience by using a virtual environment. In the present cloud computing paradigm, VR faces many challenges to adapt EEG‐based educational games for e‐learning due to their intensive demands of low‐delay, optimum bandwidth, and minimum energy consumption. In this paper, an Optical‐Fog assisted EEG‐based virtual reality framework is proposed that uses the resources of the optical network to enhance the e‐learning experience. An EEG‐based VR framework is designed with six modules those are deployed at both Edge‐Fog layer and Optical‐Fog layer in the Optical‐Fog network. In addition, a Software Defined Network (SDN) is used to reduce the delay that improves the Quality of experience (QoE). For simulating the experiment, IFogSim is used to implement both Optical‐Fog‐based and cloud‐based deployment scenarios for playing games. Subsequently, a novel algorithm is proposed for implementing Optical‐Fog‐based module placement strategy. The performance of the framework is evaluated by computing average delay, network usage, and energy consumption. The results show the significant advantages of the optical network for playing EEG‐based games.

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iPromotion: A Cloud-Based Platform for Virtual Reality Internet Advertising

Cited by 4 publications

References 35 publications

Adaptive video streaming on top of Web3D: A bridging technology between X3DOM and MPEG-DASH

Adaptive video streaming on top of Web3D: A bridging technology between X3DOM and MPEG-DASH

Scene Integration for Online VR Advertising Clouds

An Optical‐Fog assisted EEG‐based virtual reality framework for enhancing E‐learning through educational games

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