Proceedings Article10.1109/IV.1999.781597
A prototype Hotel Browsing system using Java3D
D. Ball,Majid Mirmehdi +1 more
- 01 Jul 1999
- pp 464-469
TL;DR: This case study uses Java3D and VRML to design a prototype WWW-based 3D Hotel Browsing system using models generated by a commercial computer graphics suite and imported using a VRML file loader.
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Abstract: Java3D is an application-centred approach to building 3D worlds. We use Java3D and VRML to design a prototype WWW-based 3D Hotel Browsing system. A Java3D scene graph viewer was implemented to interactively explore objects in a virtual universe using models generated by a commercial computer graphics suite and imported using a VRML file loader. A special collision prevention mechanism is also devised. This case study is reported on by reviewing the current aspects of the prototype system.
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