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Targeting

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matter Based on direct data input from the real world Extended Reality 3D + 3 tech Multi Player by nature

Edwin Fennema Natural Game Designer

Edwin Fennema Geomagine Platform Consultant

Realities as a Service

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• Objectives that matter
• Extended Reality 3D VR/AR
• Driven by data, models, rules and algs
• Multi Player

People Social Psychology Expressed behaviours Model, rule driven 3D VR/AR technology Integrating VR/AR features Collaborative VR/AR that is put to work Data Shaping realities…..as a service Natural responses Current (virtual)reality Applying Situational change Adapted responses Organizations/Societies TECH MECH US

Generating VR/AR from

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Import

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Import prop data Generate basic canvas Realification

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Optimization for VR/AR Export to users

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Apply rules Apply models Apply interactions Apply performance

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What 3D VR/AR has to offer:

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Multi angle - parallel interpretation of complex matters

• Education & practice
• Forensics
• Research in physics, math, chemistry etc.

‘Tacit interaction’ datasets

• Medical practice
• Asset management
• Construction specs

Pervasive by 3+3D 360 engagement

• Procedural and behavioral training
• Problem/Crisis simulations
• Collaborative assessment of scenarios

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Limiting loss of information (getting the ‘whole picture’)

• Housing design
• Urban planning
• Cyber security management (network as a city)

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Realities as a Service platform

Engagement Assessment Assets Simulation Scenarios Vision Mission Design Identity Transition Future Safety Data

Applying Situational Change Adapted Responses

"Some complex systems, such as the wheather, are oblivious to

• ur predictions. The process of human development, in

contrast, reacts to them. Indeed, the better our forecasts, the more reactions they engender. Hence paradoxically, as we accumulate more data and increase our computing power, events become wilder and more unexpected. The more we know, the less we can predict.”