Interview - Robin and Kyle Gomboy of ReactionGrid
- Posted: Apr 14, 2009 at 7:46 PM
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ReactionGrid is a virtual world startup based on OpenSimulator technology. I recently drove down to Fort Pierce, Florida to talk to Robin and Kyle
Gomboy, two of the three owers of ReactionGrid, about virtual worlds and how the the idea of using virtual worlds changes when then grids are controlled by the customers.
Links for this video:
ReactionGrid
OpenSimulator
Zain Naboulsi
Robin Gomboy
Kyle Gomboy
Chris Hart
Update: There's a new article on MSDN discussing ReactionGrid.
Links for this video:
ReactionGrid
OpenSimulator
Zain Naboulsi
Robin Gomboy
Kyle Gomboy
Chris Hart
Update: There's a new article on MSDN discussing ReactionGrid.
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