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HTML Will Soon Get Interactive 3D Graphics for the World Wide Web

Aug 13, 2012

Currently there are two separate research agencies in the process of working on a common issue, Advanced 3D Graphics for the World Wide Web. They propose to add advanced graphics capabilities to HTML. In a joint press release published last week, two German Research Centers, Artificial Intelligence and Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research both announced that they are working to define computer scenes in spatial detail directly from the websites code, HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language to be exact which will soon include advanced graphic capabilities. Read the full story here.

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