On the Internet-scale Streaming of Holographic-type Content with Assured User Quality of Experiences
2020
Holographic-type Communication (HTC) has been
widely deemed as an emerging type of augmented reality (AR)
media which offers Internet users deeply immersive experiences.
In contrast to the traditional video content transmissions, the
characteristics and network requirements of HTC have been
much less studied in the literature. Due to the high bandwidth
requirements and various limitations of today’s HTC platforms,
large-scale HTC streaming has never been systematically attempted
and comprehensively evaluated till now. In this paper, we
introduce a novel HTC based teleportation platform leveraging
cloud-based remote production functions, also supported with
newly proposed adaptive frame buffering and end-to-end signalling
techniques against network uncertainties, which for the
first time is able to provide assured user experiences at the public
Internet scale. According to our real-life experiments based on
strategically deployed cloud sites for remote production functions,
we have demonstrated the feasibility of supporting user assured
performances for such applications at the global Internet scale.
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