Xanadu-related Projects

Under development by the Xanadu Operating Company:

• Udanax Green (formerly Xanadu 88.1)
• Udanax Gold (formerly Xanadu 92.1)

Under development by Project Xanadu and Xanadu Australia:

• Committed (persistent) online publishing
• Dictron
• Hypercoin (Micropayment)
• LUSTR (Level of Universal STRucture, an interactive media format)
• OSMIC (Open Standard for Media Inter-Connection, focussing on versioning and transclusive editing capabilities)
• Title registration and lookup services
• Zigzag (a multi-dimensional discrete hyperstructure for data and connections)
• DeepLit (transclusion for the Web)

Under development by Xanadu Australia:

• Bi-followable links (see also John Walker's "Hacklinks")
• Transparent storage migration and high availability (see also CODA and Intermezzo filesystems and "push caching")
• Peer-to-peer architectural enhancements for the web

Research at Keio University Japan under the direction of Project Professor Theodor Holm Nelson:

• HTS (Hyper-Transaction System) incorporating:
  • Transpublishing
  • Transcopyright
  • Transcopyright in Japanese
  • Transquotation
  • Version management (see OSMIC above)

Inspired by the Xanadu ideas:

• Hyperwave (developed by Hermann Maurer & Frank Kappe, Technische Universität Graz Austria)
• Microcosm / Multicosm / Webcosm (developed by Wendy Hall & Hugh Davis, University of Southampton UK)
• IBM Lotus Domino (formerly Lotus Notes Server) (developed by Ray Ozzie)
• CritLink (developed by Ka-Ping Yee, Foresight Institute)
• HyperTim (developed by Art Pollard, Lextek)
• The Xanadu Artists Society
• Abora (developed by David Jones based on Udanax Gold)
• hyperlit, Docuplex and token_word (developed by Jason Rohrer)
• Hyperwords (developed by Frode Hegland, Liquid Information)