
Actuality Systems Demonstrates Its Defense Applications
at I/ITSEC 2002
BURLINGTON, Mass. - December 2, 2002 - Actuality Systems, Inc.,
the leader in spatial 3D visualization technology, will demonstrate
its Perspecta? 3D display system at I/ITSEC 2002, the Interservice/Industry
Training, Simulation and Education Conference, December 2-5 at
the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. Actuality Systems'
Perspecta system will be on display as part of the Silicon Graphics,
Inc. booth, number 1302. Actuality will unveil the latest version
of the Perspecta software, which is compatible with the SGI IRIX
operating system.
"Perspecta renders up to 100 times more data than conventional
computer screens," said Cameron Lewis, CEO of Actuality Systems.
"This gives users in the military, medicine, sciences, and
engineering significantly more control over how they view data,
how the data is presented, and unique ways of manipulating data.
Using Silicon Graphics Visual Computing tools, Perspecta can change
the way information is understood."
The Perspecta 3D system consists of a 360-degree spatial display
and associated Perspecta software. It enables users to render
high-resolution spatial images that can be viewed from any angle
as the user moves around the display. The system itself illuminates
a record 100 million volume pixels, or "voxels," within
a transparent Lexan? dome. This is unlike 3D displays that require
special goggles to simulate multi-dimensional imagery, or flat-screen
monitors that render 3D data into flat 2D images.
I/ITSEC is the foremost conference of the year for tra, the Interservice/Industry
Training, Simulation and Education Conference, December 2-5 at
the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. Actuality Systems'
Perspecta system will be on display as part of the Silicon Graphics,
Inc. booth, number 1302. Actuality will unveil the latest version
of the Perspecta software, which is compatible with the SGI IRIX
operating system.
"Perspecta renders up to 100 times more data than conventional
computer screens," said Cameron Lewis, CEO of Actuality Systems.
"This gives users in the military, medicine, sciences, and
engineering significantly more control over how they view data,
how the data is presented, and unique ways of manipulating data.
Using Silicon Graphics Visual Computing tools, Perspecta can change
the way information is understood."
The Perspecta 3D system consists of a 360-degree spatial display
and associated Perspecta software. It enables users to render
high-resolution spatial images that can be viewed from any angle
as the user moves around the display. The system itself illuminates
a record 100 million volume pixels, or "voxels," within
a transparent Lexan? dome. This is unlike 3D displays that require
special goggles to simulate multi-dimensional imagery, or flat-screen
monitors that render 3D data into flat 2D images.
I/ITSEC is the foremost conference of the year for training,
simulation and education communities to meet and discuss the latest
trends in training technology. Believed to provide the highest
resolution volumetric imagery ever developed, the Perspecta 3D
system can be used for collaborative mission simulation and for
presenting 3D wire frame renderings that can be viewed by a team
of people, such as for battlefield visualization, air-traffic
control, or virtual prototyping.
Other applications for the Perspecta system include: checkpoint
security, giving inspectors a faster and more reliable way to
visualize the contents of freight or passenger luggage; and for
medical applications such as nuclear imaging, mammography, and
biopsy to obtain 3D feedback on the precise location of a biopsy
needle.
More information on Actuality Systems is available online at
www.actuality-systems.com
or at the I/ITSEC conference.
About Actuality Systems
Actuality Systems, Inc. develops, produces, sells, and licenses
the Perspecta? 3D System, a combination of hardware and software
that permits 360-degree visualization, simulation, and collaboration.
The system enables users to create high-resolution spatial 3D
images that can be viewed from any angle around the 360-degree
transparent dome -- without the use of special goggles. Founded
in 1997 in Cambridge, ining, simulation and education communities
to meet and discuss the latest trends in training technology.
Believed to provide the highest resolution volumetric imagery
ever developed, the Perspecta 3D system can be used for collaborative
mission simulation and for presenting 3D wire frame renderings
that can be viewed by a team of people, such as for battlefield
visualization, air-traffic control, or virtual prototyping.
About Actuality Systems
Actuality Systems, Inc. develops, produces, sells, and licenses
the Perspecta? 3D System, a combination of hardware and software
that permits 360-degree visualization, simulation, and collaboration.
The system enables users to create high-resolution spatial 3D
images that can be viewed from any angle around the 360-degree
transparent dome -- without the use of special goggles. Founded
in 1997 in Cambridge, the firm has received venture funding and
now operates from offices in Burlington, Mass., north of Boston.
The Perspecta 3D System is designed for use in a range of applications
including medical imaging, aerospace and defense, and oil and
gas exploration.
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