Vincent Rodin, Serge Morvan and Alexis Nédélec.
ARéVi: A distributed virtual reality toolkit based on an oriented
multiagent language.
PDPTA'98, International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing
Techniques And Applications, volume 1, pages 159-166, Las Vegas (USA),
13-16 July 1998.
Abstract:
ARéVi is a Distributed Virtual Reality Toolkit.
ARéVi is built on our dynamic multiagent language, oRis.
This dynamic language is particularly well adapted to the creation
of co-operative applications. In fact, during an ARéVi session,
this language allows the addition of new entities, and the modification
of the behavior of an entity or a whole entity family.
The modifications may either be introduced by the user or received by
the network.
In this article, we mainly present the co-operative characteristics of
ARéVi which allow several applications (ARéVi sessions)
to share the same 3D universe.
Keywords:
Distributed Virtual Reality, Dynamic multiagent language,
Java network communication, Mobile agents.
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