Second Life in 3D April 17, 2009
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Computer, Innovation, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Second Life, Video, Virtuality, Web 2.0.trackback
We’ve been organizing medical and scientific events in the virtual world of Second Life for years now. Just imagine how great it would be to do the same simulations and case presentations in 3D and with touch screen. Case presentations would become more realistic than ever.
An excerpt from the press release:
3Di, Inc. , a Tokyo-based company providing 3D Internet solutions and services (representative director and CEO Satoshi Koike), has released the world’s first commercially available OpenSim-based(*) viewer software “3Di OpenViewer”, which allows end users to view and interact with multi-user 3D virtual worlds using a web browser. The launch of the 3Di OpenViewer original software accompanies the simultaneous product release of “3Di OpenSim Enterprise Version 1.0″, the company’s server software for large-scale construction of 3D virtual worlds. 3Di OpenViewer and 3Di OpenSim Enterprise Version 1.0 are aimed at business use and are commercially available starting April 15, 2009.
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