Design and Implementation for the Real-time Controlling System Based on SVG
Jian Liu
Abstract
Jian Liu
Abstract
A new XML technology, called Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is becoming industry standard in vector graphics. It bring the fast and high-resolution vector graphics that we currently enjoy in the print world to the Web. SVG overcomes the shortcomings of existing pixel-based Web graphics and integrate seamlessly with traditional Web standards complement with dynamic and interactive capabilities to forge the future of Web graphics.This paper researched SVG's application in real-time system.By fact that SVG support graph meta and base on XML standard,the research transplanted real-time controlling system from local to Web. By fact that SVG support graph-interaction, It also implemented simulation-adjustment in real-time system based on Web.
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A new XML technology, called Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is becoming industry standard in vector graphics. It bring the fast and high-resolution vector graphics that we currently enjoy in the print world to the Web. SVG overcomes the shortcomings of existing pixel-based Web graphics and integrate seamlessly with traditional Web standards complement with dynamic and interactive capabilities to forge the future of Web graphics.This paper researched SVG's application in real-time system.By fact that SVG support graph meta and base on XML standard,the research transplanted real-time controlling system from local to Web. By fact that SVG support graph-interaction, It also implemented simulation-adjustment in real-time system based on Web.
Key concepts: Scalable Vector Graphics, Computer science, Vector graphics, XML, Graphics, XML framework, Scalability, World Wide Web