Ideas

Sorted by... excitement & 48h 16h workload feasibility

1. malware (botnet, CnC, etc) spreading over time with viewpoint of the payload
   • obviously GitS interface.
   • "serious game" targeting students from InfoSec
2. yearly goals a la Bewolf's map
3. reality layers a la Antman
   • alternative but focuses on scale
4. boardgame to VR experiences
   • e.g. Risk (as discussed about yearly goals)
   • alternative The First Virtual Reality Board Game
5. wiki (easy structure information) to VR experience
   • discussion about Chinese and adding information to hope to find the structure of it
   • e.g. http://wiki.polyfra.me/ limited to Wikipedia and doesn't allow to make and distinguish a structure
6. IoT personal control room
   • with minimalist preview of the expected adjustment (e.g. warmer flat)
   • with spatially positioned items in the space (e.g. connected scale with last data), watch on wrist (with X% of battery left)
   • see Virtual Reality Check: Managing the Internet of Things or Creation of Virtual Reality space based on Internet of Things
   • can eventually be merge with yearly goal
7. Sysadmin treemap in 3D (good for webGL but probably not for webVR)
8. 360 video of a woman getting whistled at or worse in the street
9. blockchain explorer
10. mix interactions e.g. vreticle + Pebble/LeapJS
11. meditation via inverted process, creating distraction with "the little voice in your head" with audio and rendered scene of the little (and bigger) problems in life
    • inverted because usually meditation apps propose clarity, simplicity, not "noise" for training
12. ..?

Quality test

1. "What emotion would I have if I have..." (cf seminal Nagel's paper)
2. Does it exist yet? If so how is it better? If not, why not?
   • see http://xinreality.com/wiki/VR_Apps
   • The early days of virtual reality app stores
3. How is that better than using my existing high quality flat screen?

WebVR test

• Is it really benefiting from the web?
• Is it really benefiting to the web?