3D models of actual cities - 'Virtual Cities'. GeoSim sets a new
quality standard in graphic representation of urban environments,
providing at the same time 10-fold reduction in city modeling
cost and schedule.
Employees: 12
Main Markets:
GIS/a-CAD , Public Information Services , city planners, tourism and real estate, security and defense, 3D yellow pages, advertisement, media and entertainment.
Overview
GEOSIM SYSTEMS LTD. creates photo-realistic 3D models of actual
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cities ("Mirror Worlds"), capable of supporting a wide range of
compelling, Web-enabled applications. These applications include
urban planning, public information, leisure and entertainment.
GeoSim's main technological innovation is the extent of
automation its proprietary hardware and software tools introduce
into the labor- intensive 3D modeling process. GeoSim is building
a network of business partners and local subsidiaries, which will
provide commercial products and services for what GeoSim calls
Virtual Cities on the Web.
GeoSim has developed a unique 3D-modeling solution optimized for
effective production of 3D-city models with uncompromising
precision and level-of-detail.
GeoSim's solution seamlessly integrates commercial off-the-shelf
photogrammetry workstations and 3D-modeling workstations with
GeoSim's proprietary hardware and software tools into one unified
multi-user environment.
This solution substantially reduces modeling cost and time,
securing a decisive lead over potential competitors.
Other vendors offer a number of automated "terrain builders" and
"city modelers", which supposedly allow reconstruction of
buildings and 3D-city
models from aerial and ground-level photographs. But a more
careful examination shows that none of the existing tools enables
fully streamlined production of precise, complete and
photo-realistic 3D-city models.
