Mozilla Developer Roadshow - Singapore

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I'm Vanessa Radd.

I'm the co-founder of XR Alliance.

We promote industry development

and we help to bring the VR AR
ecosystem here in Asia.

My name is Jeremy Keith.

I'm a web developer
and co-founder of a design agency

in Brighton in England called Clearleft.

My name is ClogTwo.

I'm from Singapore
from Ink & Clog Studios.

So I'm here at the Mozilla Roadshow event

and I will be trying out
A-Frame and A-Painter.

Right now, I think everyone
is pretty much siloed.

So designers are doing their own events

and they're creating on their own.

We'd love to see developers and designers
coming together in this community

and it'll be great to see at this stage
to have more diverse voices

and people from different backgrounds
to come and create VR and AR.

I think that VR AR--the platforms
are still siloed by itself

and the web would definitely help
bring this creative community together

and showcase their projects.

And I think the power
of community is huge.

When you want to adopt the technology,

what questions you should
be asking of that technology?

I think it's really important

that we have a healthy competition
amongst browser makers.

We've been in a situation in the past
where we had one single browser dominating

and that was a bad situation.

And so the more browser makers,
the better as far as I'm concerned.

I'm really excited about what you can do
in a web browser these days

that previously you would have
had to written native apps.

So in the next five years
I'm just imagining

we're going to see the barriers blur
between native, web--it won't matter

people will just use whatever is handy.

And yeah it's exciting times.

I guess now in the 21st century,
we want to take the art form

into the virtual world,
into more expressive.

You preach art, design, and now comes
technology into the place.

Be connected with technology.

Like right now, it's important
for us to move forward.

I guess with A-Frame or A-Painter,
it gives us the opportunity

to actually give our clients or the public

a sense of a new environment.

You can go as small as a model
or as big as a building.

I guess my favorite part
of A-Frame and A-Painter is

you can see all the strokes are being made
within a movement.

You need to see the artist move
around 360 degrees.

Without art, the technology
is just a body.