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"Open Architecture" + "Science Tools" = "Immersive Science"
By George Jobi (Intel) (6 posts) on November 24, 2008 at 1:52 pm
Checkout the Intel announcement regarding ScienceSim. Justin Rattner, Intel Senior Fellow and Intel CTO introduces the new program on bringing "Immersive Science" based on OpenSim platform at his blog site. Intel is one of the founding members of OpenSim and had been building its vision of open standards based 3D web architecture around OpenSim. The announcement highlights plans to create a new virtual world called “ScienceSim.” Supported by Intel and the Supercomputing conference committee, this collaboration aims to use the immersive, connected environments to further cutting edge scientific research.
More details at http://blogs.intel.com/research/2008/11/immersive_science.php
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