Active Worlds Advanced 3D Internet Technology Showcased on Bloomberg TV @ [7/30/1999 2:39:19 PM] by: Activeworlds Press

Active Worlds was showcased on Bloomberg TV on Friday, July 30, 1999 as the advanced technology in 3D interactive on the Internet. The Activeworlds spot ran five times on Bloomberg.

Active Worlds is being launched this year as the standard to the 3D industry in the Internet. The technology affords all website users, owners and builders advanced features in animation, sound, color, music and communication "in real shared time" that are unprecedented to the Internet.

Active Worlds is the only technology to date that allows users to build objects, as well as to manipulate them within a website. Recently, Active Worlds technology made possible the world's first virtual movie premiere on the Internet, "The Thirteenth Floor" by Columbia Pictures.

The technology, which is very user-friendly and requires no VRML programming language, offers dynamic 3D applications to website developers using only a standard browser. These applications have powerful impact to the Internet, and especially to the business, commercial, scientific, educational and entertainment communities.

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