This is a collection of XVR technology demos.
XVR is a tiny ActiveX component (but an unofficial version for Firefox is already floating around the net) developed by VRMedia to “bring advanced 3D on the web”. The XVR ActiveX control weights only 535K and is been developed from the ground up with three goals in mind: efficiency, flexibility, scalability.
XVR applications are based on a very efficient byte-code and virtual machine combination. Applications are written in a sophisticate development environment called “XVR Development Studio” that integrates an advanced editor with an high speed compiler.
XVR fundamental advantage over other technologies are flexibility and ease of use. The range of application that can be addressed is so vast and the development environment so easy to use that XVR is rapidly gaining popularity amongst the Virtual Reality community in Europe – where it has been developed. XVR is a very large software project and can also be used to control sophisticate Virtual Reality installations, from desktopVR to full CAVE-like rendering.