Virtual Viewpoint puts the participant's whole body into the simulation, including their facial features, gestures, movement, clothing and any accessories. Using Zaxel technology, a participant in Chicago and a participant in Los Angeles each step off the street and into their own simulation booth, and both are instantly in the same virtual room where they can collaboratively work or train. They can talk to one another, see each other's actual clothing and actions, all in real-time. They can walk around one another, move about in the virtual room and view each other from any angle.
Participants enter and experience simulations from any viewpoint and are immersed in the simulation.
Numerous other objects, including real-time, Virtual Viewpoint offline content, even objects from other virtual environments, can be inserted into the scene. The two soldiers can be inserted into an entirely new virtual environment and interact with that environment and each other. This is the most realistic distributed simulation available. All rights reserved.