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STATUS.md

Project status, goals, and outstanding tasks for the OpenArCloud static website.

Project Overview

A lean static website built with 11ty (Eleventy) to explain the Open Spatial Computing Platform (OSCP) and direct developers to GitHub repositories. Deployed via GitHub Pages at openarcloud.org.

Primary Goal: Present the vision and practical implementation of OSCP with clear paths to GitHub repositories for developers.

Current Status

Site is live. Core pages are built and deployed. Active work is on content refinement and consistency.

Open PRs

TODO

Immediate

  • Merge PR #2 (Collaborators → Partners rename)
  • Update "Become a Collaborator" CTA on partners page → "Become a Partner"

Content

  • Embed OSCP YouTube video on homepage (need link from stakeholders)
  • Complete GitHub repo list with descriptions (github.md)
  • Add contributing guidelines to github.md
  • Add member logos to partners page
  • Verify/update current OARC leadership on about page

Required Assets (outstanding)

  • YouTube video link (OSCP presentation) — from stakeholders
  • Complete GitHub repository list with descriptions
  • Member logos from current OARC members
  • Architecture diagrams (provided — confirm they're placed in src/img/)

Page Specs

Homepage (index.md)

  • Hero: "Open Spatial Computing Platform"
  • Embedded OSCP video
  • Purpose statement: high-level vision of decentralized spatial computing
  • 3 CTAs: Explore GitHub Repos / Get Started Guide / Join the Community
  • Key message: all OSCP services have open source implementations on GitHub, designed for edge/decentralized deployment

Platform (platform.md)

Core OSCP components to cover:

  • Spatial Service Discovery — entry point for all spatial services
  • GeoPose/Localization — standard for positioning and orientation
  • Spatial Content Discovery — spatial search capabilities
  • Spatial Content + Experiences — content hosting and delivery
  • Reality Modeling Service — BIM, IoT, GIS, USD, glTF, 3D tiles
  • Cloud Rendering Service — edge-enabled, 5G-optimized
  • Client Libraries — open source implementations for XR headsets, mobile, robots

GitHub (github.md)

  • Getting Started section with install instructions
  • Full repo list with descriptions
  • Client implementations (academic and commercial)
  • Deployment notes (p-NET infrastructure, edge deployment)
  • Contributing guidelines

About (about.md)

  • OARC mission statement
  • Vision: enabling spatial computing through open standards
  • How goals are achieved (tactics)
  • History/track record
  • Current leadership
  • Tax-exempt status (if applicable)

Partners (partners.md)

  • Current member list with logos
  • Why join OARC (value proposition)
  • Membership levels/fees
  • Membership form or link
  • "Become a Partner" CTA

Contact (contact.md)

  • Contact information
  • Links to community channels

OSCP Technical Reference

Architecture Overview

  1. Root Level: Spatial Service Discovery — central registry for all spatial services
  2. GeoZone Level Services:
    • GeoPose/Localization services
    • Spatial Content Discovery (spatial search)
    • Spatial Content + Experiences hosting
    • Reality Modeling Service (BIM, IoT, GIS, USD, glTF, 3D tiles)
    • Cloud Rendering Service (edge-optimized)
  3. Client Libraries: open source implementations for various platforms

Key Technical Points

  • Decentralized architecture — services run on edge/p-NET infrastructure, not centralized cloud
  • Open standards based — GeoPose protocol, public domain protocols
  • 5G enabled — optimized for edge computing and 5G networks
  • Platform agnostic — supports XR headsets, mobile platforms, robotics

Deployment

GitHub Actions builds and deploys on push to main. See .github/workflows/deploy.yml. Custom domain: openarcloud.org (CNAME configured).