http://startupcentral.in/2007/06/stanford-plugs-into-blore/ Sat, 11 Feb 2012 18:33:57 +0530 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://startupcentral.in/2007/06/stanford-plugs-into-blore/#comment-42 snigdha Tue, 12 Jun 2007 16:41:53 +0000 http://startupcentral.wordpress.com/2007/06/02/stanford-plugs-into-blore/#comment-42 thanks venkat, i'm adding this to the post for better viewing thanks venkat, i’m adding this to the post for better viewing

]]> http://startupcentral.in/2007/06/stanford-plugs-into-blore/#comment-40 Venkat Mon, 11 Jun 2007 14:50:28 +0000 http://startupcentral.wordpress.com/2007/06/02/stanford-plugs-into-blore/#comment-40 Today 3-Dimensional (3D) Computer Graphics is restricted to the realms of the high end and specialized world of CAD/CAM and Animation software. 3DSoC's vision is to extend the power of 3D to pretty much everyone who wants to visualise in 3D. It could be many things - like someone wanting a 3D walkthrough of their architectural plans or to exchange 3D greetings or maybe an aspiring sportsman wanting a 3D analysis of his personal performances or a consumer shopping for a product like say a mobile phone or a laptop, wanting a virtual experience. And importantly, you'd prefer to have these 3D experiences right from your web browser, rather than having to install any custom software. One of the primary challenges here lies in the large files size of 3D models - today you'll need dedicated bandwidth to transmit them over a network. 3DSoc has addressed this challenge by coming up with a patented file format (called VIS), which could potentially compress 3D models by about 100 times - this implies: (a) the models can be squeezed enough to go over even low bandwidth pipes,(b) you could have an interactive experience & (c) the models could be received on ANY device connected to the internet through a standard web browser. Its' a bit like what MP3 is to Audio. Hope that helps! Today 3-Dimensional (3D) Computer Graphics is restricted to the realms of the high end and specialized world of CAD/CAM and Animation software. 3DSoC’s vision is to extend the power of 3D to pretty much everyone who wants to visualise in 3D. It could be many things – like someone wanting a 3D walkthrough of their architectural plans or to exchange 3D greetings or maybe an aspiring sportsman wanting a 3D analysis of his personal performances or a consumer shopping for a product like say a mobile phone or a laptop, wanting a virtual experience. And importantly, you’d prefer to have these 3D experiences right from your web browser, rather than having to install any custom software.
One of the primary challenges here lies in the large files size of 3D models – today you’ll need dedicated bandwidth to transmit them over a network. 3DSoc has addressed this challenge by coming up with a patented file format (called VIS), which could potentially compress 3D models by about 100 times – this implies: (a) the models can be squeezed enough to go over even low bandwidth pipes,(b) you could have an interactive experience & (c) the models could be received on ANY device connected to the internet through a standard web browser. Its’ a bit like what MP3 is to Audio. Hope that helps!

]]> http://startupcentral.in/2007/06/stanford-plugs-into-blore/#comment-41 BFP Sat, 02 Jun 2007 18:57:37 +0000 http://startupcentral.wordpress.com/2007/06/02/stanford-plugs-into-blore/#comment-41 great post. am popping over to the site now great post. am popping over to the site now

]]>