Milla Digital is hosting a virtual world construction workshop from June 29th-July 3rd at the Centro de Historia in Zaragoza, Spain. The workshop will focus on the use of Open Cobalt as a tool for developing and deploying P2P-based virtual worlds. Zaragosa's Milla Digital is an urban space designed to support creativity and innovation. It is sponsored in part by the Centro de Arte y Tecnología (CAT). Click here for more information about Milla Digital.
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will you keep writing? I want to learn more about this project because it is SOOOO AWESOME!!!! I was thinking, as an optional add-on, you could somehow connect brainwaves to the avatars like the Metaverse. http://mit150.mit.edu/open-house/activity/use-brain-wave-sensors-scratch
ReplyDeleteSo things have moved on in the last two years? What a shame. I just found Open Cobalt, downloaded and installed. Trying some other loads like Squeak, Pharo, Edusim and Croquet...
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