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Users, Applications
& Projects
01 Visualization Centers in India
02 Project Funding for Science Centers
03 Interactive Training Applications for Boeing - Sikorsky
04 $5m Supplier Costs Reduced By 30 Percent
05 Vehicle Manufacturer Standardizes on SolidWorks
06 Paper-Based Instruction Booklets Replaced
07 'Close to In-Store' Shopping Experience
Products &
Services
08 SEOS Response to Challenge by Renault-led Consortium
09 Stereoscopic Displays for Workgroups
10 "Affordable 3D Visualization"
11 Human Characters for Real-Time 3D Simulations
12 Stitcher EZ
13 ServerBOXX
14 Additions to Wildcat Range
Companies &
Markets
15 VizSim/VR Market to "Surge" in Difficult Times
16 VR-Solutions in Germany
17 EON & Virtra
18 Informative Graphics & 3DCT
19 E&S Sales Down
20 SGI Improves in Q1
21 Sales in Q3 Down 2% for Dassault
22 Canal+ Technologies to be Acquired
People
23 Professor Nick Avis
24 Admiral Bill Owens
Worth Watching
25 Visual Survey in Oregon
26 FiberSIM at Lockheed Martin
Standards, Patents
& Organizations
27 New Members for Khronos Group
28 Multi-Display Laptop Computer
29 Tracking Of a Viewer's Eyes
Events & Calls
for Papers
30 IEEE Visualization 2002
31 CyberTherapy 2003
32 Solid Edge Global Summit
33 IEEE VR2003
34 Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics
35 Casa'2003 - Call for Papers and Tutorials
36 SIGGRAPH 2003 - Call for Participation
37 More Events
The Trimension team at SEOS, under contract to SGI, has completed the installation of two display solutions for ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation), India's largest producer of Crude Oil, Natural Gas and LPG. ONGC will use the technology to develop its operational and exploration techniques. The systems have been installed in ONGC's recently commissioned visualization centers in Mumbai & Panvel. The stereoscopic facilities will aid the analysis and allocation of resources for India's wealthy oil & gas reserves. SEOS worked with VR Solutions Pty Ltd, its Australian reseller, to supply a 2-channel flat wall and 3-channel 9ft cylindrical system, both based on the SEOS 9" CRT and DigiBlend display technology.
URL: http://www.seos.com
In the expectation of fostering innovation, Barco is inviting Science Centers, Museums and Planetariums that are either in the process of creating a new exhibition area or undergoing a major renovation, to partner together to study possible avenues of collaboration by applying to the "Barco Innovation Partner Program". When an agreement is reached, members of the Barco BIP Program benefit from a matching-funds scheme to finance their projects. To be funded through the BIP program, all projects must exhibit an innovation factor of at least 30 percent, that is, 30 cents of investment on innovation and prototyping, for each dollar or euro invested on product line systems from Barco or Barco Consortium vendors. The "Barco Innovation Partner" (BIP) program aims to explore a new range of use of technologies that shift the focus from mere "showing" to memorable "immersing" and, even more desirable, that facilitate "group interaction" among visitors. The BIP program is open to all members of the Science Museum and Planetarium community worldwide, with a limit to a maximum of 20 organizations.
URL: http://www.barcoprojection.com
Barco's recently created "Edutainment and Entertainment" (E&E) product group, together with content development partners, is offering solutions to the Science Center Community by making creative use of projection technology. The "Magic-Y Installation" that Barco showcases at the ECSITE Annual Conference in London, is one of these innovative concepts. Children, families and school groups are confronted with two worlds depicted in large-size screens: a world of chaos on the left hand screen and a new world under construction on the right hand screen. A magic stick, called "Magic-Y", allows participants to grab hold of objects out of the chaos in random movement, and move them across to the right hand screen to build the structures they need. To be successful all participants have to collaborate and solve together the challenges of an exciting science or mathematics related riddle. By running another contents set, new environments and new challenges emerge. Barco's "Magic-Y Installation" can be used, for example, to "Build a Universe".
Viewpoint Corporation has entered into an agreement with the Boeing - Sikorsky First Team to license and develop interactive training applications to be used in maintaining the US Army's Comanche helicopter. In its most sophisticated Enterprise Application for the military to date, Viewpoint and interactive developer Advanced Engineering and Research Associates (AERA) together with Right Hemisphere, a leading provider of automated CAD repurposing solutions, have for the first time, made effective use of CAD applications on the Web. The Boeing - Sikorsky First Team, a multi-billion dollar Department of Defense contracting team has created a secure teaching network to train and educate civilian and armed forces personnel on basic and advanced maintenance procedures for the RAH-66 Comanche Program. Users can take an interactive tour of every part of the aircraft and be trained to disassemble and repair sophisticated components aboard a digital representation of the 3D helicopter. In addition to boosting the learning fidelity, it is anticipated that the Viewpoint-based application will result in substantial savings for the military in terms of training costs, increased operational readiness and easily updateable content.
Consol Energy Inc and Farnham & Pfile Construction, Inc. are using an IBM Product Lifecycle Management Solution to develop and maintain a computer-controlled coal-processing plant that ranks among the world's most efficient energy facilities. The solution is based on Dassault Systemes' 3D PLM CATIA and ENOVIA virtual product design and product data management applications. Using CATIA and ENOVIA, the two companies were able to consult each other and make design modifications in real time during a 16-month construction period. Said Tom Porterfield, vice president of operations at Farnham & Pfile. "For the new plant, we were able to provide our ceramic pipe suppliers with detailed drawings that ensured less liability and fewer potential errors. As a result, supplier costs were reduced by 30 percent and we passed on those savings. With $5m worth of piping in a plant, that adds up to substantial savings."
URL: http://www.consolenergy.com
URL: http://www.farnham-pfile.com/
URL: http://www.ibm.com
URL: http://www.3ds.com
Farid Group has standardized on SolidWorks's 3D CAD software to accelerate design time for the waste removal and recycling vehicles it sells to cities and towns throughout Europe. Farid relies on SolidWorks software to streamline new product design, improve the existing line of vehicles, and speed up production in order to meet demand more quickly and obtain a sharper competitive edge than with 2D software. The Farid Group uses SolidWorks software to design sanitation equipment that is durable and precisely engineered to automate much of the waste removal process. The group manufactured more than 1,200 pieces of equipment in 2001.
"The trucks we design must be tough because they drive hundreds of miles each day and make thousands of stops," said Agostino Chiara, Farid's research and development manager. "There are thousands of complex moving parts in this equipment, and every one of them must meet exact engineering specifications so they can take the daily punishment our municipal customers give them while keeping their streets clean. SolidWorks' unique capabilities such as collision detection and physical dynamics help us make sure we get our product designs right the first time, so that no problems arise down the line. Moreover, it helps us accelerate design time so we can bring new products to market faster." The Farid Group receives software installation, training, and support from SolidWorks reseller Nuovamacut Automazione S.p.A.
URL: http://www.nuovamacui.it
URL: http://www.solidworks.com
Valmont Industries and Scale Motorsport are creating new products with Autodesk Inventor software. Valmont created a 3D modeling prototype of a 63-meter, self-erecting tower and custom-integrated installation equipment. Scale Motorsport is setting new standards in the model car world with the development of a full-motion, animated, 3D instructional assembly CD. This replaces one-dimensional paper-based instruction booklets that are difficult to understand. Avatech Solutions, an Autodesk channel business partner, helped provide custom solutions to Valmont and Scale Motorsport. The Valmont tower, designed for assembly one piece at a time, supports wind power generation. It is considered self-erecting because it does not require large cranes for its installation, overcoming one of the most common construction difficulties. Valmont can significantly lower construction costs, resulting in a lower overall cost of energy to its customers for several reasons.
URL: http://www.valmont.com
URL: http://www.scalemotorsport.com
URL: http://www.autodesk.com
Casio used Kaon's 3D product display technology for the launch of its new, ultra-thin Exilim camera. Commented Shawn Jackman, Internet Marketing Director. "At the size of a credit card, the Exilim is such a unique product. Our challenge was how to best convey this advantage on the Internet where a customer cannot hold the product in person. Kaon had the ability for us to insert a 3D model of a credit card into the presentation so our customers can immediately understand Exilim's size advantage. Our 3D model tells the product story, but it also gives the end-user full control to 'virtually try' the camera online. We believe we have achieved a 'close to in-store' shopping experience. In addition to the animated tour of the Exilim camera on our Web site, we will be using Kaon technology to support our channel partner Web sites, for online advertising and for online customer support."
URL: http://www.kaon.com
URL: http://www.casio.com
SEOS has launched its HMD 120/40, a lightweight stereo SXGA Head Mounted Display (HMD) with a large field of view. Specifically designed for simulation and visualisation purposes, it weighs less than a kilogram when fitted with head tracking. HMD 120/40 incorporates a patented eyepiece developed by SEOS, which is not conventionally refractive. It features a large pupil, providing high tolerance to eyeball movement without losing regions of the field of view. This is a 120°H x 67°V with 40° full-stereo overlap (50% of each eye) to give a full wrap around two-channel SXGA (1280 x 1024) image. User comfort is ensured by the low mass of only 900g and the Center-of-Gravity location, which matches that of the head. The HMD 120/40 therefore exhibits no net lean forward or backwards. The HMD is the outcome of a challenge set by a European consortium lead by Renault, to build an HMD with double the field of view and half the weight of alternative products.
URL: http://www.seos.com
3dims GmbH has introduced a series of large stereoscopic displays for workgroup visualisation: the Buenavista series. The series consists of four different customized solutions to fit individual needs for industry, education and R&D. The Bunavista S(-mall) is a movable standalone rear projection system and can be electro-mechanically shrunk to half its size to fit through standard doors. The Buenavista C(-luster) is a rear projection box with no horizontal limitations of the screen. Two or three of these systems can be used to set up a powerwall or a three sided VR Cube. The Buenavista L(-shape) is a L-shape display for immersive holographic visualization of CFD, Volume or DMU data. The Buenavista CA(-VE) is a cubical, tracked display system for total immersion and is a customized solution. All Buenavista displays are featuring high resolution projectors and could be configured to run active- (shutterglasses) or passive (polarized glasses) stereo. A VR Workshop will be held in Germany in November.
URL: http://www.3Dims.de
"Affordable, high-quality, computer-based 3D visualization of complex models and processes in real-time" is being claimed by ModViz, Inc., a Silicon Valley startup whose software "turns clusters of ordinary PCs into super graphics engines." ModViz's first product, Renderizer Visualization Cluster Management Software, enables off-the-shelf PCs arrayed in clusters to produce high-end, real-time, interactive graphics. "Viz clusters" managed by Renderizer software are scalable and can drive high-resolution displays, powerwalls and VR environments. ModViz, with initial funding from Siemens and private investors, is building partnerships with companies in the computer industry. Its management's vision is to create a company capable of meeting current and emerging markets for PC-cluster and next-generation grid-based visual computing.
URL: http://www.modviz.com
URL: http://ttb.siemens.com
Boston Dynamics has announced a release of DI-Guy, its flagship product for adding lifelike human characters to real-time 3D simulations. DI-Guy 5.0 provides broad cross-platform support, a high-performance motion engine, and an extensive C++ API for rapid integration into user applications. With the release of DI-Guy 5.0, Boston Dynamics announced that PeopleShop, its graphical scenario-generation tool, has been renamed DI-Guy Scenario. DI-Guy Scenario and DI-Guy SDK are now completely compatible. Driven by the same core technology as DI-Guy, DI-Guy Scenario's graphical user interface simplifies the task of creating and populating 3D scenarios.
URL: http://www.bdi.com
REALVIZ has launched Stitcher EZ. Drawing on the automatic stitching engine central to REALVIZ Stitcher, Stitcher EZ now offers photographers an intuitive and speedy solution for the creation of high-quality panoramas.
BOXX Technologies has announced ServerBOXX, a deskside or rackmountable 5U server built for mission critical applications that require multi-processing performance, massive amounts of system memory and tremendous I/O bandwidth. ServerBOXX is suited for a production environment requiring high-bandwidth access to large volumes of content. Available in dual Intel Xeon or AMD Athlon MP processors, ServerBOXX provides high performance for a variety of compute-intensive applications. It will begin shipping November 15, 2002, with pricing starting at $4,500.
3Dlabs, a subsidiary of Creative Technology, has introduced two Wildcat4 products into its high- and ultra high-end Wildcat professional graphics accelerator line to increase the performance and visual quality of AGP 8x-based workstations. The new Wildcat4 7210 and Wildcat4 7110 graphics accelerators, available next month from leading OEM systems manufacturers, are claimed to deliver up to 32 percent higher graphics performance than any other currently shipping card used for high-end CAD and DCC, advanced video compositing, and HDTV editing. The company has also introduced Wildcat VP560, a dual-screen capable, entry-level member of its Wildcat VP family of programmable professional graphics accelerators.
Despite the recent economic climate, the Visual Simulation/Virtual Reality (VizSim/VR) marketplace will "surge to $36.2 billion in sales in 2002" according to the fifth in an ongoing series of annual market studies published by CyberEdge Information Services. This revenue marks a 29.2% increase over 2001 sales, and is claimed to reflect a growing acceptance of VizSim/VR as a mainstream technology in industry, education, training, and research. This year marked a new high point in participation, with nearly 400 completed surveys from six continents. The resulting data forms the basis for the 214 page report which includes 142 tables and 83 charts. Ratings are offered for satisfaction with the hardware, software, and service of 109 companies, with nVidia taking the overall top rating spot for the second year in a row. For the first time, the report reveals the allocation of spending for different components of VizSim/VR systems. The Market for Visual Simulation/Virtual Reality Systems, Fifth Edition is available from the CyberEdge website in Adobe Acrobat format for $2,750.
VR-Solutions has been founded to address the demand for individual immersive projection displays especially for the development cycles of complex products. VR-Solutions is selling the complete portfolio of different projection display solutions including VR-Pro (single channel front or rear projection system), VR-Wall (multi channel flat front or rear projection system with blending), VR-Room (multi channel room type rear projection system), VR-Space (multi channel combined VR-Wall/VR-Room projection system) and VR-Cylinder (multi channel curved front or rear projection system with blending. VR-Solutions is selling, with its partners Christie Digital and JVC a range of projectors like CRT, LCD, D-ILA and DLP, with the Mirage models from Christie Digital as a model for light intensive active stereo DLP solutions.
VirTra Systems has contracted with EON Reality to assist in the development of VirTra Systems' training and simulation prototypes currently under construction. EON will assist VirTra Systems in combining its panoramic, photorealistic 360-degree two-dimensional video with three-dimensional computer imaging. Under the terms of the software development contract, VirTra Systems will enjoy exclusive use of the software in "third-party police, security, and governmental weapons training and judgmental use of force training" applications.
URL: http://www.eonreality.com
URL: http://www.virtrasystems.com
Informative Graphics and 3D Compression Technologies Inc (3DCT), a company providing component technology for 3D data compression, have reached a licensing agreement to integrate 3DCompress into Informative Graphics' 3D Web publishing products. 3DCT has developed mathematical algorithms to achieve compression rates at 70% to 98% of the original model size.
URL: http://www.3DCompress.com
URL: http://www.infograph.com
Evans & Sutherland has reported on its third quarter ended September 27. Sales were $26.6m down from $29.6m in the corresponding period of 2001.
URL: http://www.es.com
Silicon Graphics Inc first quarter ended September 27 showed revenue of $242m compared with $379 in 2001. The company had unrestricted cash, cash equivalents and marketable investments of $191 million at the end of the quarter, compared with $218 million in the previous quarter.
URL: http://www.sgi.com
Dassault Systemes has reported financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2002. Total revenue in the third quarter was Euro 175.9 million, representing a decrease of 2%.
URL: http://www.3ds.com
Thomson multimedia has reached a definitive agreement to acquire the 89% shareholding in Canal+ Technologies from Canal+ Group for a gross amount of Euro 190 million, including existing cash and cash equivalents in Canal+ Technologies and subject to post-closing adjustments. Prior to the announcement, Thomson owned 3.19% of the equity of Canal+ Technologies. The other minority equity partners are Sony Corp. of Japan, Sogecable SA of Spain and U.S. software company Sun Microsystems Inc.
Professor Nick Avis has left the Centre for Virtual Environments at Salford University and has been appointed as a Professorial Research Fellow within the Department of Computer Science at Cardiff University with research interests in collaborative visualization and links to the Welsh E-Science Centre. We wish him continuing success in his new role.
Former Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff US, Admiral Bill Owens has joined IDELIX Software Inc's Board of Advisors. Admiral Owens will advise IDELIX on its business development efforts in the homeland security, aerospace, government and defense markets. Bill Owens is currently the co-CEO of Teledesic.
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has selected CAiCE Visual Survey as its standard survey software solution. Using Visual Survey, the ODOT will now be able to efficiently produce more accurate surveys and capture raw survey data from the department's other topography systems so helping to minimize the possibility of data loss. The ODOT, which manages over 7,500 miles of highway and employs approximately 120 surveyors and support staff across five regions, needed a software solution that could read, translate, and accurately reduce data collected via Leica Total Stations and Digital Levels. Now ODOT survey engineers will be able to collect topography utilizing RTK (Real-Time-Kinematic) data through direct import of Leica's CAiCE (SDMS) format available on their Leica GPS 500 Series receivers. In addition, they can avoid modifying its existing field collection procedures, since survey engineers can continue to use the tools they're most comfortable with and re-use data for archived or ongoing projects. Said Ron Singh, Geometronics Manager / Chief of Surveys at the ODOT.
"The accurate translation of custom line styles and cells into MicroStation's native DGN format will also eliminate manual editing, and will provide our surveyors with a greater level of project productivity." The Visual Survey program's use of feature tables and cell files will aid in standardization of survey data and will help ODOT engineers save time by reducing the need for manual editing of MicroStation DGN files. Engineers will also be able to seamlessly transfer profiles, alignments, superelevation, survey points and chains, cross-sections, contours, boundaries, and intelligent DTM data to and from their existing design software solutions, thanks to the recent Visual Survey implementation of LandXML import and export capabilities. This capability will save engineers time, minimize data loss during data transfer, and help ensure data integrity.
URL: http://www.caice.com
Vistagy Inc has announced sales of over $1 million of FiberSIM software to Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company. The purchase expands Lockheed's use of FiberSIM as a "Tool of Choice" for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program, the largest defense contract in US history. FiberSIM software has also been purchased by JSF partners BAE SYSTEMS and Northrop Grumman. The FiberSIM suite of tools is instrumental in the design and production of composite parts at most major commercial and military aerospace manufacturers as well as many high-performance automobile and boat builders.
FiberSIM software automates the design process, assesses the producibility of a part, and generates manufacturing information to interface with automated cutters, laser projectors, and fiber placement machines. The software enables users to drive all aspects of preliminary design, analysis, detailed design, and manufacturing from within the CAD environment. XML tools in FiberSIM allow engineers to share design data with other applications throughout the enterprise, such as software for procurement, quality assurance and manufacturing.
Bitboys Oy, Superscape, Symbian and Texas Instruments have joined the Khronos Group as Contributing Members. These companies join Khronos Promoting Members 3d4W, 3Dlabs, ARM, ATI Technologies, Discreet, DVS, Imagination Technologies, Motorola, Nokia, RealVision and SGI -- and Contributing Members HI, NVIDIA, Seaweed, Vicarious Visions and Yumetech. All of these companies recognize the urgent need for a cross-platform graphics API with advanced 2D and scalable 3D capabilities, and have joined the Group to participate in the development and deployment of OpenGL ES and OpenML; royalty-free, open standard APIs that enable authoring and playback of dynamic media on a wide variety of platforms and devices.
Slide View Corp has received "Notice of Allowance" from the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for their multi-display Laptop Computer and their peripheral device with multi-Lateral Slide-Out Display Panel(s). Upon issuance, the new patent will provide proprietary rights covering additional displays incorporated in new laptop computers or attached to the back of a laptop computer by means of a Peripheral device. This new functionality gives users multiple display screens for multi-tasking or running multiple programs in full view simultaneously.
DDD Group plc has received notification of allowance of a US patent relating to the tracking of a viewer's eyes for use in conjunction with a variety of 3D displays. The patent extends DDD's coverage of technologies that support the presentation of content in 3D without the need for the viewer to wear special glasses. The Eye Tracker is able to identify the position of the viewer's head by locating and following the movement of the viewer's eyes. This positional information is fed to the 3D display system that responds to movements in the viewer's head to ensure that the viewer always remains in the optimal position for 3D viewing. Flexible enough to accommodate viewers wearing spectacles, the eye tracker follows the head movements without requiring the viewer to wear or attach any type of registration or tracking device that is common in alternative approaches, allowing completely unencumbered 3D viewing.
URL: http://www.DDD.com
211.30 IEEE Visualization 2002
Co-located with IEEE Visualization 2002 are InfoVis 2002, the IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization, and VolVis 2002, the IEEE/SIGGRAPH Symposium on Volume Visualization and Graphics. Boston, Massachusetts, USA - October 27 - November 1, 2002.
URL: http://vis.computer.org/vis2002
URL: http://www.infovis.org/infovis2002
URL: http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~volvis02/211.31 CyberTherapy 2003
This year's theme acknowledges the increasing use of advanced technologies, including VR, in mental health, disabilities and rehabilitation. San Diego, California, USA - 19-20 January 2003.
URL: http://www.e-therapy.info
211.32 Solid Edge Global Summit
The Fifth annual Solid Edge Global Summit is set for February 19-21, 2003 at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort near Orlando, Florida. Keynotes from EDS PLM Solutions executives, Voyager Program exhibition, Solid Edge user presentations, hands-on training, business management conference, developers' conference, social activities and more is on the agenda.
URL: http://www.solidedge.com/summit
211.33 IEEE VR2003
IEEE VR2003: Los Angeles, USA - March 22 to 26, 2003. The deadline for Tutorial and Workshop Submissions has been extended to October 1, 2002.
211.34 Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics
2003 Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics: California, USA - April 27 to 30, 2003. Papers Deadline: 15 September 2002.
URL: http://movesinstitute.org/I3D.html
URL: http://siggraph.org/i3d211.35 Casa'2003 - Call for Papers and Tutorials
The 16th International Conference on Computer Animation and Social Agents (Casa'2003). Rutgers University - May 7-9, 2003.
URL: http://www.cbim.rutgers.edu/conferences/casa2003
211.36 SIGGRAPH 2003 - Call for Participation
SIGGRAPH 2003, the 30th International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, which will be held 27 - 31 July, in San Diego, California, USA, has issued its Call for Participation looking for both first-time and veteran contributors in three areas: presentations, experiences, and services. The presentations are Courses, Educators Program, Papers, Sketches and Applications, and Web Graphics. The experiences are Art Gallery CG03: Computer Graphics 2003, Computer Animation Festival, and Emerging Technologies: Electronic Speedway. The call is also seeking volunteers and support for services, which are GraphicsNet, International Resources, Pathfinders, and Student Opportunities.
URL: http://www.siggraph.org/s2003/cfp
For extensive information about events relevant to the European VR/i3D community, see the events pages on El.pub: for Europe: base05.htm, for the rest of the world: connone.htm
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