Not long ago, delivering high-quality 3D content within a Web page was impossible. Today it is not only possible but inexpensive—and becoming increasingly common. 3D technology can engage site visitors in effective and fun new ways: 
interacting with simulated objects, exploring virtual places, and learning by doing. All right inside the Web browser, integrated into any page or expanded to fill the entire screen.
The barriers to true Web-based 3D have been lifted
- Custom 3D experiences can be developed rapidly, costing no more than Flash work.
- 3D interaction can be made simple and inviting, even for users with low-end computers.
- Browser-based 3D content can now run fast and look great, with light, shadow, stereo sound and realtime physics comparable to the latest video games.
I can help you create rich 3D applications that are widely compatible with a range of browsers, running on both Macs and Windows (XP, 2000 and Vista). I have licensed the same toolset used in a number of recent game titles: the revolutionary Unity development environment, based on Aegia's PhysX engine and Novell's open-source implementation of .NET.
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Example uses
Play "Clockwork 360," a demonstration game built in a matter of days. The level of detail automatically adapts to the speed of your computer.
Contact me to see more examples of Web-based 3D in action.
Virtual tours
- Architectural walkthroughs
- Online galleries and museums
Employee training
- Safety procedures
- Equipment operation
- Simulated scenarios
Marketing
- Promotional games
- Product demos and "customizers"
Classroom
- Educational games
- Browser-based 3D lessons
Please call or email me to discuss how your organization might take advantage of 3D on the Web.
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