Case Studies
It seems that everyone is trying it… interactive 3D. Over the
years, we’ve seen a number of examples of the public demanding for some
return on the promises that virtual reality has made for
years. Recently, our technological capabilities have allowed
the delivery of prototype systems that are not only attractive to
potential users, entire communities are adopting them in force.
Social networking has been taken to a new level with
user-authored 3D worlds and avatars, while training applications have
been upgraded to depict true virtual machines that are to be repaired
by users inside of a digital environment. The new life
breathed into older applications and the novel capabilities that 3D
allows has many executives asking, “how do we get into
that?” Moving forward alone means that costs can be
high and risk is always a concern. Fortunately,
you’ve got help available.
The Yumetech team has created a versatile software portfolio which is
used to display virtual worlds, create scene content, and to
collaborate with other users in a true 3D environment. The
most unique feature of our software is that it is open
source. The idea of open source has been around for some time
now, but one question that is often asked is “What does that mean to
me?”. Quite simply, this means that by using our software
you’ll be benefiting from the improvements made to it via the large
number of enterprise projects in which we have
participated. Many large manufacturing, medical, military,
and academic organizations have agreed to let us improve our
software with optimizations arising from projects that they have
endorsed. These optimizations come straight to you at no
cost, so your project will be getting a jumpstart from the
very beginning. We can help you implement our viewers,
development toolkits, and even embed our software libraries into your
proprietary system.
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