Within
plant construction, real-time visualisation constantly gains importance
through its realistic depiction of complex datasets. It not only resembles
an important tool for planning and acquisition but also for training,
customer care, marketing, and PR. Real-time visualization offers a perfect
starting point for the professional depiction of your plant designs – from
the interactive walkthrough through to visualisation of complex process
flows with high picture quality and resolution. Through real-time
visualisation all staff involved in the development process are able to
communicate amongst each other whilst reading any plans virtually. Even
bigger plants can be virtually visited, assessed, checked for the
functionality, and finally presented. Any planned walk- or driving routes
within or outside the plant or building can be exactly controlled and
tested. Through the real-time visualisation of production plants and the
simulation of even single movements in a model not only assembly times
will be shortened but also any flaws in the construction can be detected
early at the development stage reducing the development costs due to less
redesign through failures detected at later stages. The possibility of
stereo display of the real-time visualisation on the computer screen or a
stereo wide screen furthermore enables the three dimensional stereoscopic
vision and increases the visual experience for the viewer and decision
maker.
Within
plant construction, real-time visualisation constantly gains importance
through its realistic depiction of complex datasets. It not only resembles
an important tool for planning and acquisition but also for training,
customer care, marketing, and PR. Real-time visualization offers a perfect
starting point for the professional depiction of your plant designs – from
the interactive walkthrough through to visualisation of complex process
flows with high picture quality and resolution. Through real-time
visualisation all staff involved in the development process are able to
communicate amongst each other whilst reading any plans virtually. Even
bigger plants can be virtually visited, assessed, checked for the
functionality, and finally presented. Any planned walk- or driving routes
within or outside the plant or building can be exactly controlled and
tested. Through the real-time visualisation of production plants and the
simulation of even single movements in a model not only assembly times
will be shortened but also any flaws in the construction can be detected
early at the development stage reducing the development costs due to less
redesign through failures detected at later stages. The possibility of
stereo display of the real-time visualisation on the computer screen or a
stereo wide screen furthermore enables the three dimensional stereoscopic
vision and increases the visual experience for the viewer and decision
maker.
