NTT Software Corp.
Yokohama City, Japan
CyberCampus joins people by providing a common virtual space in which multiple users can meet together. Each user can move freely in the virtual space, interacting with other participants and the environment. Video and audio capabilities project the actual face and voice of each user into the 3D, virtual world. Users can participate in a “shopping mall” of retail, educational, and entertainment environments, including a virtual music store from Tower Records, and a virtual Ring Mountain from College of Marin.
Platform(s): Pentium Windows-based PCs
Peripheral Device(s): Video camera
Data Source(s): Live video, audio feeds