The 3d internet is coming. For many years we've heard that the internet was becoming 3d, but mostly it was about 3d games and not the webpages. Click here to see what it does now
I'll make it happen using only Javascript in an HTML file, which works in the top 5 web browsers without any plugins or anything extra. Its open-source GNU GPL 3+ (free for most people), or proprietary/business licenses are available, maybe for a price similar to ExtJS.
It will be a new kind of text search engine, a 3d game, and a paint program all at the same time. Instead of typing what you want to search for, use the mouse to assemble words into a paintbrush and paint ideas in colored words (color shows how words are related to other words) that are similar to the webpage you want to find, and parts of the search results will appear that you can also use as paint tools the same way, break apart, combine, throw at other paint tools, or lots of other 3d physics and color related things. It will be a next-generation search-engine, something Google and Msn and Yahoo are not trying to do. This is a long-term project, but its purpose is to make their type of text searching obsolete.
I'm Ben F Rayfield.
Phone: 408.334.7214
I'm looking for an advanced software job. Here's my resumE and email I check more often for jobs. For non-job-related things, use this email: ben@audivolv.com
The main website is here: Audivolv. It also includes the older version of this software I'm building at the top of that page. Or find the newest version, documents, and place to report problems at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/audivolv
That website is not well organized because I have more things to say than time to organize it. To solve that problem, I started designing a new software called Natural Language Mouse Interface (http://sourceforge.net/projects/natlangmouse) to organize it for me into text that would appear and disappear based on artificial intelligence (AI) based on where the user moved the mouse and over which text and in what patterns of mouse movement in combination with patterns of text. I included too many features in it and it became a little too slow for my purpose, so I took some of the code and did the same thing with 1 word instead of 1 html table at a time.
I created a 3d constraint-based physics system in Javascript. Its important to use only Javascript because thats what the top 5 or more browsers support without any plugins that are annoying or not trusted to download. I had been planning for months to create a new type of search engine, but the speed problems with the html-table-based 1 pushed that to a lower priority because of how long it would take to optimize it. Now that I have a simpler and faster version, I can work toward a search engine much faster, so it is high priority again. I'll start small by making parts of the Audivolv website be 3d and use this new 3d constraint-based physics system. After that, people will start believing me when I talk about other advanced software things. Before that, you can hire me for a software job (Here's my resumE) for much less money than I'm worth. The software industry is focused on much less advanced things, so most of them have no use for my advanced skills. You don't need a job description to hire me. Whatever software you build, I can observe for a few weeks and find a way to significantly improve your business, or whatever medium to advanced thing you need me to do.
I will use Audivolv on my server computers and use Natural Language Mouse Interface as the client (the webpage you use my new search engine). This is a long-term goal.
Google, yahoo, msn, dogpile, and other search engines make you type what you're looking for and click what you want, then come back to the search results and try the next one, but my new 3d view of most existing webpages will work in a very different way. See what it does now (its a 3d physics system with moving words that start at random positions but form into a 3d shape) or read the details here: http://www.kurzweilai.net/mindx/show_thread.php?rootID=172699