The group here seems to be interested in everything that has to do with SVG, so just thought I'd mention the application I'm working on. This bit is interesting to me at least, and it might be unique. So far, I'm not doing anything truly remarkable with SVG itself. I've even had problems getting animation to work when I change variables dynamically (MSIE). Still, it looks like even the small amount of SVG capabilities I'm using is producing a good result. SVG provides a very light way to produce dynamic graphics that can be used on a variety of devices. I'm working on part of an advanced AI / Robotics system for Institute of Robotics in Scandinavia AB (Gothenburg, Stockholm). http://mensnewsdaily.com/2007/05/16/robobusiness-robots-with-imagination/ My part includes a command center than can be accessed anywhere, anytime - built as a web browser application as well as a new part in robot systems architecture currently rather generically referred to as HLL (high level logic). I'm sending commands to HLL via AJAX. HLL does some processing and communicates with the robot (currently a small robot simulation running on my computer). The robot sends information back and it eventually reaches the browser. SVG's part includes a layout of the environment and a little robot moving around through it, showing off how smart it is. I can already do part of this on other devices. I have a Dell X30 (Opera) and Nokia E70 to work with. I haven't gotten around to making the graphics work on all these browsers yet (so much to do, so little time), but the day will come. I'm the first person to have mentioned SVG at the company. Most here are not focused on browsers. When I demo this month, it will be the first time anyone (besides me) will see the result. I'm not a graphic artist either, and have to share my time with other parts of the development effort. I worry a little about a cheesy looking demo not being SVG's fault - but leaving people less than fully impressed. I have about a month to clean other things up and focus more on the demonstration. I'm hoping the SVG part will make a good impression.
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