CU-SeeMe is an Internet videoconferencing client. CU-SeeMe can make point to point video calls without a server or make multi-point calls through server software first called a "reflector" and later called a "conference server" or Multipoint Control Unit (MCU).

CU-SeeMe is described as a videoconferencing application that can be used by anyone with a Macintosh or PC and an Internet connection. It was developed at Cornell University (hence, the CU in CU-SeeMe) as an experiment by a consortium to see if …

CU-SeeMe is a free videoconferencing program (under copyright of Cornell University and its collaborators) available to anyone with a Macintosh or Windows and a connection to the Internet. With CU-SeeMe, you can videoconference with another site located anywhere in the world.

CU-SeeMe is a useful and inexpensive Internet based desktop videoconferencing system which allows users to communicate each other using audio and video technology. Synchronous communication provides opportunities of immediate feedback and interactive exchanges of ideas .

This paper presents a distributed video-conferencing system called CU-SeeMe VR that embeds live video and audio conferencing in a virtual space. This paper describes a prototype implementation of CU-SeeMe VR, including the user interface, system architecture, and a detailed look at the enabling technologies.

CU-SeeMe desktop videoconferencing software is a peer-to-peer and client/server technology that allows interactive multiparty video and voice communication over the Internet or any local TCP/IP-based network.

CU-SeeMe is a popular Internet videoconferencing tool developed by Cornell University. CU-SeeMe is "shareware," and is available for both Macintosh and IBM PC systems. This activity describes how to download, install, and use CU-SeeMe for videoconferencing, and includes references to other resources and information.

CU-SeeMe -- What it is, and where it came from. So far as we know, CU-SeeMe was the first and may still be the only software available ***free*** for personal computers (Macintosh and Windows) that allows desktop videoconferencing with more than one other site. (CU-SeeMe supports up to 8 "windows" to other "parties" on your own computer screen.)

What is CU-SeeMe? CU-SeeMe - pronounced 'see you see me' - allows you to see, hear, and speak with others. You can have a one-on-one conversation with someone running the CU-SeeMe client software, which is currently available for Macintosh and Windows.

2018年12月22日 · CU SeeMe was initially developed by Cornell University Information Technology as a free desktop videoconferencing tool to be used over high-speed campus-wide / company-wide LANs. While intended for high speed networks in an enterprise-type environment, individuals found their own uses for CU SeeMe, using the app over their slow dial-up networks ...