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K2Vi
can be especially useful for Urban/Rural Design and Planning,
Industrial Design, Tourism and Military Mission Planning. The user is
actually present in the 3D scene and can interact with the GIS and 3D
CAD data in real time.
To
date we have
developed various specialized versions of K2Vi which
are tailored to specific markets - these have included.
- K2Vi
- Urban/Rural Planning. (K2Vi Professional and K2Vi Lite)
- K2Vi
- Tourism (K2Vi Kiosk, K2Vi Terrain Viewer)
- K2Vi
- Military. (K2Vi Military viewer)
3D Services
We also provide 3D
services. We create the 3D model and you get the 3D model plus a number
of K2Vi lite viewers (see
below) which you can use to show the 3D model to the public or other interested parties.
For information on project work that we have carried out, and are still working on please
check out our SERVICES section.
Software
We
have been working on K2Vi for 6 years now, and this has led
to an extensive suite of functions for visualization, manipulation,
analysis and animation of GIS and 3D CAD data.
A
range of
products have been developed including:
> K2Vi
Professional
K2Vi
is a virtual reality interface on Spatial Data
(GIS, 3DCAD and texture data) that supports visualisation,
manipulation and editing of standard GIS data
in a VR environment.
K2Vi
is an application for modeling, manipulation and analysis
of two and three dimensional spatial (GIS) data within
a Virtual Reality environment. To adequately support visualisation
and interaction with 2D and 3D spatial data, Virtual Reality
(VR) techniques are used. K2Vi supports stereoscopic viewing,
3D interaction devices and provides a 3D user interface
for easy modeling and manipulation. The application runs
on PC, but also on high-tech VR systems like a Virtual
Workbench or CAVE.
As
one of its main features, K2Vi can link spatial data, such
as a 2D map or a TIN surface, to 3D models created in,
for example, 3D Studio MAX. By combining these two information
sources, you can realistically model and analyze future
changes in the landscape.
Section in Okura subdivision with shadow analysis
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