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Java Virtual Environment Device Interface Java Virtual Environment Device Interfaces or JVEDI are specialised driver interfaces, written in Java, to allow VRML based VR worlds to access more advanced interface devices. The JVEDI project was last active in 2000, at the height of VRML usage, however the drivers still exist today, courtesy of the Visualisation and Virtual Reality Group. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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A mobile media company by the name of Dwango has agreed to run a mobile version of Ultima Online for Electronic Arts. Despite interface changes, the game's concept remains the same: players journey through the world of Britannia, and can h...
(27/09/2005)
Programming Neural Networks in Java will show the intermediate to advanced Java programmer how to create neural networks. This book attempts to teach neural network programming through two mechanisms. First the reader is shown how to create...
(12/06/2005)
(Press Release) Moscow; Nikita and MegaFon announce the commercial deployment of the CITY title. The users' number of the Russian mobile entertainment industry project is on the rise. The new MMO service for mobile users, based on Java pla...
(25/02/2007)
Earlier this month, a coding firm called Comverse Technology created an application that runs Second Life on Java-enabled mobile phones. This allows SMS and IM messaging with other avatars, as well as exploration of the virtual environment,...
(07/02/2007)
Case Western Reserve and the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Centre are experimenting with a total-immersion surround VR lab, as a tool to truly help children with speech disorders communicate in the outside world. Basically, th...
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