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ThreeSpace is a 3D drawing program, or modeller if you will, primarily intended for visualizing and playing with mathematical functions. It allows you to superimpose these or otherwise alter objects in 3D using them.
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A client - server game where all mechanical objects (robots) can be programmed, using standard programming languages, to battle other robots. Will be a great learning tool for robotics and programming.
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QS-City 3D is a quality assurance application to ensure the correctness of geometric objects described in the CityGML format. The objects may be viewed in an OpenGL-based 3D view.
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An alternative library to OpenGL for real-time rendering of three dimensional scenes and objects. Features selective ray tracing and self-adjusting resolution that optimizes display either for quality or speed.
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Project Shale combines software and hardware involving interaction between physical and virtual objects. When a virtual object interacts with a physical object, both the virtual object and the physical object react by way of movement, lights, or sounds.
