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Virtalis

Chester House
79 Dane Road
Sale
Manchester
M33 7BP
United Kingdom


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    Lanner forms partnership with Virtalis(22/02/2013)

    Lanner, the company behind WITNESS, the business process simulation software, has signed a formal software development partnership with Virtalis, one of Europe’s leading Virtual Reality (VR) specialists.

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    Virtalis joins the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre(20/09/2012)

    Virtual reality (VR) specialist, Virtalis has joined the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Nuclear AMRC), which is located in Rotherham, UK.

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    VR helps researchers understand molecular processes(14/09/2012)

    The University of Sheffield’s Krebs Institute Structural Biology Group (SBG) has recently installed an ActiveWall virtual reality (VR) system and is using Virtalis’ own VR software enabler for PyMOL* (a widely used 3D molecular visualisation application) both to visualise and interact with molecular data in spectacular stereoscopic 3D.

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    GeoVisionary software aids environmental research(19/04/2012)

    The Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH) has begun using Virtalis’ GeoVisionary software to visualise its data in 3D, following a demonstration of the application at sister organisation, the British Geological Survey (BGS). Both CEH and BGS are part of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) which delivers independent research, survey and training in the environmental sciences to advance knowledge of the Earth as a complex, interacting system.

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    Virtalis launches its own range of virtual reality glasses(30/01/2012)

    The Virtalis range of active virtual reality (VR) glasses for stereoscopic viewing - ActiveWorks 3D - are the result of two decade’s experience distilled to create a design that is ideal for today’s immersive stereoscopic environments. The VR glasses are not only compatible with all the company’s VR installations around the world, they are also compatible with all the 3D cinema systems currently available too.

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    VR tools are now part of National Grid US training(01/12/2011)

    National Grid US has bought three ActiveMove immersive display systems from Virtual Reality (VR) specialist, Virtalis, and is developing a library of interactive 3D VR models that will be incorporated into the company’s technical training. ActiveMove is a transportable, interactive, 3D visualisation system that is part of the Virtalis ActiveWorks family of 3D immersive visualisation tools.

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    Latest version of 3D geosciences visualiser now shipping(25/10/2011)

    Virtalis is now shipping Version 1.1 of the 3D geosciences visualiser, GeoVisionary. The Virtalis development team has made numerous functionality improvements in Version 1.1 prior to GeoVisionary 2.0 coming out next year. The application was developed by Virtalis in collaboration with BGS as specialist software for the high-resolution visualisation of spatial data.

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    Virtalis brings VR to the shipbuilding industry(02/12/2010)

    The Virtalis development team has created a virtual reality (VR) software adaptor that seamlessly exports data created in AVEVA’s Tribon CAD package into PTC’s DIVISION MockUp and Virtalis’ Visionary Render. The conduit for this development was Shanghai-based RBD Computer Technology Company, which brings Virtalis technology to Chinese industry and academia. Now Virtalis, RBD, AVEVA and PTC are working together to bring the solution to market – the Virtalis Tribon Adaptor.

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    HM The Queen inaugurates the Nuclear AMRC using virtual tools(23/11/2010)

    Instead of physically lifting the first sod for the new Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Nuclear AMRC), as is traditional for an official launch, The Queen activated a virtual digger to do the work remotely. The Nuclear AMRC then appeared to be built in 3D - all thanks to Virtalis advanced visualisation techniques. Her Majesty enjoyed the immersive experience during a visit to the University of Sheffield AMRC with Boeing.

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    Virtalis introduces a lightweight wireless VR HMD to the UK market(17/11/2010)

    Virtual Reality (VR) specialist, Virtalis is bringing the first wireless head-mounted display (HMD) to the UK, courtesy of its partner, Sensics. The wireless zSight allows the users to wander through virtual environments naturally, as the only wire is one connecting the HMD to a rechargeable battery pack which clips onto a belt. zSight boasts 1280 x 1024 SXGA, as well as 720p resolution and a 60 degree diagonal field of view. Notably, it weighs only 450g, or roughly one pound.

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