Posts Tagged ‘3D simulation’

Makemedia building site simulator launches in Australia

Makemedia is very excited to see the launch of the Building Leadership Simulation Centre in Australia on Tuesday 7th August, a project created for the Master Builders Association of Victoria in conjunction with Schrijver Project Management.

The centre sees Melbourne become home to a world-class simulation training centre for the construction industry, with Makemedia providing 3D content, scoring system and hardware set up.

The award-winning virtual construction sites are projected onto a 15m wide 180° curved screen at the centre and are run from Presagis software, for which Makemedia are the official demo provider. The multi channel projector system runs through the Presagis Vega Prime runtime engine, with the graphics being created using Presagis Creator. Over 50,000 reference photos were used and over 500 models were created for the environment.

The centre uses 3D technology, replica site sheds and a team of trained actors to create an immersive, interactive learning environment. It will have the capacity to train thousands of building professionals a year, from project managers right through to apprentices. Not only will this training save costs in a dangerous industry, it can save lives too!

Makemedia Director Nick Wood, who has worked closely with the centre on the project, said, “After months of hard work and numerous trips to the other side of the world, we are really pleased to see the launch of the BLSC centre and to have worked so closely with Master Builders as their supplier. This is one of a number of global projects Makemedia is undertaking this year and we’re particularly proud to be showcasing British talent worldwide.”

Learn more about the centre and training offered in this video:

Makemedia nominated for 2 categories in 2012 Unity Awards

Makemedia are proud to have been nominated for 2 categories in the 2012 Unity Awards.

We will be visiting Amsterdam at the end of August to attend the awards and network with other Unity users. In the meantime, you can check out our trailers for the projects below:









To get in touch regarding your project please call Makemedia 0n 0845 017 8777 or email info@makemedia.com.

Real life situations at your command at ITEC 2012

Makemedia at ITEC 2012Amongst the many exciting events attracting global visitors to London this year (Olympics, Paralympics, Jubilee), the ITEC conference is a stand out event for Makemedia. This year we will be exhibiting at Stand K110 with Makemedia partners Presagis where we will be showing projects including our latest demos for Presagis and our award-winning industrial training simulation and scoring system that is now being exported as far afield as Australia.

Come and speak to us if you are interested in how Makemedia can help you with full project management of your simulation projects, including:

  • 3D content creation
  • Software licensing
  • Hardware setup

Click here to see examples of our 3D simulation work.

If you would like to arrange an appointment to meet Makemedia at ITEC 2012 please get in touch with Nick Wood at Nick.Wood@makemedia.com or call +44 (0)1273 779784.

Makemedia are exporting to Australia!

Our MD Robin Scott and Accounts Director Nick Wood will be enjoying the sunshine and sand in Australia for the next 2 weeks! Makemedia are currently working with clients in Melbourne to build a 3D simulation for training on building sites. However, Robin and Nick will also be visiting Sydney and Brisbane to meet with other potential clients – including publishers and associations who are interested in exploring our classified, directories and data insight platforms.

Here are a few quick links to our work in these sectors:

Rob still has a few slots to fill and will be visiting regularly over the coming months so if you’re interested in an exploratory conversation about how Makemedia could help your business get in touch with Makemedia now!

Nick Wood to speak at Modelling World 2011 16th June

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Makemedia’s Nick Wood will be speaking at Modelling World 2011 held at Chelsea Football Club on 16th June.

Nick will be presenting some of our 3D projects alongside Simon Leng of Presagis. Presagis is a global leader providing commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) modelling, simulation and embedded graphics solutions. The company develops industry leading tools based on open-standards which can be delivered as stand-alone solutions or as a pre-integrated COTS software portfolio.

Meet us

If you would like to arrange a meeting with Nick to discuss a creative 3D project or partnership please get in touch at info@makemedia.com

Brighton Centre opens its doors to armchair visitors

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New computer simulation technology gives guided tour of venue to internet users.

Visitors to the Brighton Centre will be able to benefit from a view with a difference – a 3D guided tour of the building, without leaving their seats. Computer users will be able to explore a virtual view of the interior, thanks to the same technology that the local football team, Brighton and Hove Albion used to demonstrate the potential of their new stadium.

The new technology is the work of Brighton-based Makemedia with the company’s experience in the gaming and simulation industry standing it in good stead. Besides its work with Brighton and Hove Albion, the company has worked with several other local businesses as well as major corporates.

The Brighton Centre is increasingly using technology to showcase its potential as a conference and exhibition venue – it recently launched a mobile phone app to provide up-to-date information for conference delegates – and the new simulation technology will provide prospective clients with a real feel for the advantages that the Centre has to offer.

Work to develop the 3D virtual environment has already commenced and will be completed in August. It uses Unity3D and has been designed to work with every browser.

While the design of the Brighton Centre could have proved a tricky proposition, Makemedia believes that the layout of the building means an online tour is particularly interesting. “The nooks and crannies of the Brighton Centre will make it a more interesting environment to explore for users. Exploring the model will help them to know exactly where they are going when they visit the real Brighton Centre! It will also help those who are investigating hiring the venue get a real feel for the building,” said Laura Evans, Makemedia’s head of marketing.

“The Makemedia technology will be the perfect way to demonstrate the potential of the venue,” said Penny Parker, business and communications manager for the Brighton Centre. “In a competitive marketplace, features such as this 3D simulation will really help attract new clients and will help highlight some of the most attractive aspects of the Brighton Centre to event organisers.”