Tag Archives: 3Di

Thu, Jan 21 2010
3Di offers free online meetings

3Di offers free online meetings

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Press Release: 3Di, Inc. LAUNCHES FREE “3Di IMMERSIVE SEMINAR ” PUBLIC BETA SERVICE 3Di, Inc. Opens Online Seminar Service Using Avatars And 3D Virtual Worlds Free For Beta Testers 3Di, Inc.,... 

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Fri, Jan 15 2010
10 predictions for 2010

10 predictions for 2010

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I just got off the phone with a company building an educational grid for a company in China — in OpenSim. They picked the platform not for its cheapness, but it’s feature set. This too often... 

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Thu, Jan 14 2010
Power users holding back Second Life?

Power users holding back Second Life?

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Second Life is being held back by an “elite group” of users, according to Forrester Research, Inc. analyst Tom Grant. There is an ” Iron Law of Oligarchy,” Grant wrote this week.... 

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Tue, Dec 22 2009
Private viewers, dead-end worlds

Private viewers, dead-end worlds

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The great advantage of using OpenSim is that a grid owner can leverage all the work done by the open source community. The OpenSim server platform is updated continually, with new bug fixes and new features... 

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Wed, Sep 30 2009
3Di, Inc. Releases Open Source Virtual World Viewer for OpenSim

3Di, Inc. Releases Open Source Virtual World Viewer for OpenSim

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Offered Under Developer-Oriented BSD License and Aimed at Driving Industry Adoption of 3D Internet TOKYO — 3Di, Inc., which develops and offers 3D Internet solutions, has today launched an open... 

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Mon, Sep 14 2009
3Di to offer OpenSim in a cloud

3Di to offer OpenSim in a cloud

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Japan’s 3Di, Inc. announced a cloud-based offering for enterprises looking to deploy OpenSim virtual worlds. 3Di currently offers a server-based software solution, as well as a Web-based browser... 

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Thu, Sep 3 2009
3Di releases 3Di Immersive Banner

3Di releases 3Di Immersive Banner

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3Di Inc. releases “3Di Immersive Banner”, the latest and the world’s first technology for Internet advertising that realizes virtual experiences by banner ads on websites 3Di Inc., which... 

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Tue, Sep 1 2009
3Di OpenViewer almost ready for prime time

3Di OpenViewer almost ready for prime time

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Japan’s Sanwa Supply Co., launched a site today where visitors can shop for computer supplies and peripherals using the immersive 3Di OpenViewer from 3Di that came in the form of a browser plug-in,... 

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Tue, Sep 1 2009
SANWA deploys 3DI OpenSim Enterprise

SANWA deploys 3DI OpenSim Enterprise

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Press Release: Starting Today: 3Di, Inc. Enables 3D Virtual Internet Shopping Experiences by Deploying 3Di OpenSim Enterprise to SANWA 3D INTERNET LAB TOKYO — 3Di, Inc., which develops and offers... 

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Sun, Aug 30 2009
Race for a Web viewer is on

Race for a Web viewer is on

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A Web-based viewer for OpenSim and Second Life is a Holy Grail for business users: it would make it easier for employees, customers and business partners to access virtual platforms. That would make for... 

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Wed, Aug 19 2009
3DXplorer: an enterprise virtual world with Web access

3DXplorer: an enterprise virtual world with Web access

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Companies looking to have a virtual world running behind a firewall now have another option – today, Altadyn Corp. released its  3DXplorer enterprise platform. A web-based version of the product, hosted... 

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Fri, Jul 17 2009
Japan’s 3Di adds voice, web browser to OpenSim

Japan’s 3Di adds voice, web browser to OpenSim

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Japan’s 3Di Inc. has been working hard lately on making OpenSim more appealing to business customers — at least, to business customers in Japan. This spring, they came out with a Web viewer... 

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