Towards a Modular Architecture for eXtended Reality Systems

Megha Quamara; Luca Capra; Valeria Villani; Cristiano Carlevaro; Oya Celiktutan; Alessandro Peretti; Marco Piazzola; Andrea Ruo; Lorenzo Sabattini; Viktor Schmuck; Luca Viganò

Towards a Modular Architecture for eXtended Reality Systems

Megha Quamara^*, Luca Capra, Valeria Villani, Cristiano Carlevaro, Oya Celiktutan, Alessandro Peretti, Marco Piazzola, Andrea Ruo, Lorenzo Sabattini, Viktor Schmuck, Luca Viganò

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For full-fledged social acceptance of eXtended Reality (XR) systems, emphasis should be on design prototypes to allow frictionless, context-aware, and secure interaction with non-specialized users. This necessitates a modular architecture to ensure that the system is versatile and applicable across applications, and is open to the integration of interaction modalities. We discuss our proposal for (and prototypical implementation of) a modular architecture for XR systems that relies on cloud infrastructure resources and edge computing frameworks with shared communication protocols for scalability. The modules are abstracted from both functional and non-functional requirements, including security.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	8th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality (2024)
Publisher	Springer
Number of pages	14
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 10 Apr 2024

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