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The 3Di-TouchWall produces a 3D-enabled 87-inch HD projected image. In combination with the system's infrared head-motion tracking, stereo sound and DLP stereoscopic 3D glasses, users can interact with virtual equipment (e.g., pumps, valves, gauges) and freely navigate through large virtual environments such as power plants. The infrared motion tracking assures that the user's point of view exactly matches their position in real-time, the company says.
The 3Di-TouchWall uses the ActivBoard 587 multi-user surface manufactured by Promethean World PLC that allows users to operate hands-free, without holding a controller or other input device.
The solution is based on GSE's Activ3Di system. It allows real-world physics data to drive the virtual scene in real time. Activ3Di meets ANS 3.5 standards.
"The application of true-to-life virtual environments connected to our high-fidelity models is a strategic initiative of our company," said Jim Eberle, CEO of GSE Systems. "The 3Di-TouchWall is just one example where we have listened to the training challenges of our customers in the energy and processing industries and provided a product to enable them to train faster, learn more and spend less."
For more information, visit GSE Systems.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

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