Learn Babylon.js to Create Your Own 3D Metaverse Environments
| When | Aug 31, 1:30pm |
|---|---|
| Where | Sunriver Resort |
| Instructor | Dan Zeitman |
| Cost | FREE for attendees of CascadiaJS |
Users expect immersive experiences that can not only be entertaining but create engagement and retention.
This workshop will explore some of the theory around user perception while learning the Babylon.js library for creating 3D environments in a web browser.
Additional hands-on sections explore extending this environment to include live streaming media and communications between participants in that metaverse environment. For real-time interactivity with sub-second latency we'll cover some of the same techniques with WebRTCC being used by major companies for broadcast quality workflows.
Prerequisites
Intermediate JavaScript
Agenda
- Setup - dependencies, accounts
- Demo of the Metaverse
- Hello World with Babylon.js
- 3D Assets and Concepts
- Live Streaming
- Real-time Communications
- Spatial and Perception
About Dan Zeitman
Dan Zeitman is a Developer Advocate on the Dolby.io Developer Relations team for Dolby.io, a cloud-based API platform for live streaming video, media processing, and real-time communications. He will be joined by Jayson DeLancey and Griffin Solot-Kehl to bring a combined range of expertise with web technologies, filmmaking, media management, AR/VR and computer animation.
Sponsored by Dolby.io
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