Free the Three-Dimensional Web!

Interactive three-dimensional (3D) technologies are evolving quickly. People expect richer experiences and more entertainment on the Web. Responding to this new landscape, 3theWeb is changing interactive 3D design and development forever with the latest release of the 3dWiki™ platform specifically engineered to help professionals transform their vision and creativity into reality.

About 3theWeb

3theWeb project was launched in 2009 with the premise that three-dimensional Web design software should be as fun to use as it is productive. It has been started on the base of Copernicus project funded by Enterprise Ireland. The project's mission is to create start-up company that will be the leading global provider of collaborative 3D Web solutions.

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Copernicus - Free 3D Encyclopedia

Development

Wiki approach for new media experiences.

The development of 3D web apliacations can be challenging. 3dWiki changes this common opinion with a workflow that unites 3D design with wiki-way editing approach. Our wiki ensure that the visuals, interaction model, and underlying architecture of an application can be simultaneously evolved, resulting in rich interactive experiences delivered on time and on budget.

Design

Great design for exciting 3D experiences.

Today, users expect compelling and functional experiences whenever they interact with web applications. Using 3dWiki, web designers can deliver rich interactive experiences on time and within budget. They can work with their existing 3D design tools, while using the 3dWiki's collaborative capabilities to quickly take their ideas from concept to completion.

Resources

You can find us at the following events:

  • September 22-25, 2009 — 10th VAST International Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, St.Julians, Malta
  • October 13, 2009 — BIG IDEAS Showcase 2009 'New Technologies for World Markets', Dublin, Ireland
  • October 25-27, 2009 — WikiSym 2009, the International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration, Orlando, USA

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