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Platforms
The Right Platform for the Right Job
Because learning needs are as diverse as the range of
professions in the world, 3Dsolve offers a diverse range
of platforms for simulation learning development. Instead
of a “one size fits all approach,” 3Dsolve
selects the right platform for each customer and project.
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3Dnerve
provides a rich platform for high-fidelity, simulation-based,
Level 4 Interactive Multimedia Instruction courseware.
Currently based on Macromedia’s extremely
popular Shockwave delivery platform—but portable
to Adobe Acrobat in the future—3Dnerve enables
the creation and simulation of 2D and 3D objects,
environments, and scenarios.
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more about 3Dnerve »
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3Dwave
provides a flexible platform for simulation-based
Level 4 Interactive Multimedia Instruction courseware,
presented in a third-person overhead view, with
graphics and controls similar to those of a variety
of popular games.
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more about 3Dwave »
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3D4M
is a fully interactive real-time 3D environment
for simulation-based e-learning using Level IV
Interactive Multimedia Instruction (IMI). Our
unique approach to distributed learning allows
us to deliver both synchronous and asynchronous
e-learning over connections as limited as 56K
dial-up.
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about 3D4M »
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Croquet
is a long-term development project designed to
enable fundamentally new types of applications.
Ideal for large-scale, collaborative, simulation-based
training environments, Croquet is a new open source
software platform designed from the ground up
for the development and deployment of applications
enabling extremely rich visual collaboration between
users.
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OV3D
(Operational Views in 3D) is
an innovative 3D visual simulation tool that enables
the US Army to create scenarios describing communications
networks in a modern battlespace environment.
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The America’s Army
Game Project
3Dsolve
has recently become a contributor to the America’s
Army Project. While America’s Army is probably
best known as the creator of one of the five most
popular PC action games played online, with almost
seven million registered users and over 2,000
game servers, it was initially built as a recruiting
tool and originated in the U.S. Army’s Office
of Economic Manpower & Analysis.
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more about The America’s Army Game Project
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DPM-3D: Dynamic Plant
Model in 3D DPM-3D
is very effective in connecting the simulated
system that our clients provide to us with our
collaborative and immersive 3D environment. Our
first project using DPM-3D supports up to 5 trainees
and an instructor, with each able to move through
the 3D scene to concurrently interact with the
3-Dimensional virtual equipment while communicating
with each other.
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