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P2P Cooperation in 3D: Open Croquet

photo of Michel Bauwens

Michel Bauwens
9th January 2006


Philippe Van Nedervelde informs us:

“Michel, given your interest in P2P technologies… as well as your perennial interest in virtual reality… it is my pleasure to introduce you to Alan Kays’ Croquet Project. It may very well become the new web… finally fully in 3D. Launch of V 1.0 is imminent: 26 January.

For a world-class introduction to this fascinating new development in the online collaboration universe, please first watch the preview video by Julian Lombardi (with associated powerpoint) at any of the following three links:

- the webcast — The link is in red and reads MEDIASITE VERSION — “The Croquet Project”. The Flash version right under that works just as well.

- see also this link
- flash demo — The link is in blue near the top and reads “View Presentation”

Next, you may want to check out the following about pages, one and two

One Response to “P2P Cooperation in 3D: Open Croquet”

  1. P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Croquet is out Says:

    [...] We already spoke about Croquet in this blog ; but until a few days ago, only a prerelease, “alpha” version, named Jasmine was available on the net. Last week, the first beta version of croquet (full of bugs, but existing) can be downloaded at www.opencroquet.org. Among the creators of Croquet, one may find Alan Kay, one of the greatest pioneers of computer science, former member of the Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research center) where the modern computer was invented in the 70’s. [...]

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