instantreality - advanced mixed reality technology
The instantreality-framework is a high-performance Mixed Reality (MR) system, which combines various components to provide a single and consistent interface for AR/VR developers. Those components have been developed at the Fraunhofer IGD and ZGDV in close cooperation with the industry.
The framework provides a comprehensive set of features to support classic Virtual Reality (VR) and advanced Augmented Reality (AR) equally well. The goal was to provide a very simple application interface while still including the latest research results in the fields of high-realistic rendering, 3D user interaction and total-immersive display technology. The system design includes various industry standards, like VRML and X3D, to easy the application development and deployment.
News
SIGGRAPH 2008 and WEB3D
| 2008-08-07Please visit us at WEB3D and SIGGRAPH. We are presenting 4 papers at WEB3D from August 9th to 10th. At SIGGRAPH we are located at the Web3D booth (#139). See the latest developments (beta5, instantmini for iPhone, etc) and interesting demos.
Beta5 released
| 2008-08-07Beta5 has just been released for SIGGRAPH 2008. It introduces InstantIO, 64-bit Linux support and some bugfixes. For details please have a look at the changelog. Download Beta5
InstantMini on iPhone
| 2008-08-07At SIGGRAPH 2008 we are introducing InstantMini beta: The first X3D browser for the iPhone. Please visit us at WEB3D booth (#139) to see it in action.
Fix: Beta License Expired
| 2008-07-01Unfortunately the license of Beta 4 expired today. Instant Player does not start anymore since 1st July. We missed that while we were working hard on Beta 5 which will be released in the next weeks. We apologise for the trouble caused. In between please install the tomorrow's daily build release or update your license file as described in the forum.
instantware at Kiosk Europe Expo 2008
| 2008-05-08Four instantware products were presented at the Kiosk Europe Expo 2008 in Essen. Our Multi-Touch Table, Movable Screen, AR Telescope and Mobile Augmented Reality were shown at the Futures Parlour.