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Visualization Provides A Deeper Understanding of Complex Data |
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"Without a powerful visualization tool, like Virtual Vantage software, it is often difficult to recognize the existence of problems or inefficiencies," said Bill Panepinto, General Manager of Software Products for Fuel-Tech. "The virtual reality approach makes it possible to gain a quick, intuitive understanding of the critical flow, pressure, temperature, and species parameters that are driving a process in a matter of minutes. This intuitive understanding makes it possible to iterate to an optimized design in a fraction of the time required with traditional tools. The result is that the user is able to perfect processes, improve products, reduce design-to-manufacturing cycle time, and reduce overall product development costs."
The data can be explored with a wide range of virtual reality environments. The user can maneuver through the design using a joystick, SpaceBall or SpaceMouse from 3Dconnexion, or keypad. The addition of an emitter and a pair of stereoscopic glasses can enhance the sense of depth and realism of the simulation. The virtual environment can be projected onto a wall to collaborate with designers, customers and managers. Projectors for wall displays can be for mono or stereovision and use LCD or DLP technology. Projection on multiple walls results in the creation of a virtual reality theater, of which the CAVETM produced by FakeSpace Systems is a common example.
Interactive visualization of a mixing vessel.
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