Oculus Info Inc. today announces the availability of the Oculus for Java™ Technology v3.0 software toolkit for business data visualization. With Oculus for Java™ Technology, fully interactive 3D business content can be delivered to any web browser with no plug-in required.

Areas such as business intelligence, information publishing and industrial control systems, can leverage the expressive power of dynamic, impactful reports to reduce time to understanding, increase speed of execution and improve decision quality.

Oculus for Java™ Technology delivers powerful interactive visualization at lower cost and with deployment as simple as a regular Web graphic. With many concurrent users, solutions are easy to scale.

• An embedded real-time 3D rendering engine;
• Pure Java, software-only rendering, or hardware acceleration at the user's option;
• A server-side deployment option leveraging pure Java for a robust 3D solution on standard web servers;
• A large library of Java classes and methods with a fully extensible software toolkit; and
• Advanced visualization techniques such as picking, filtering, playback animation, transparency, progressive anti-aliasing, rich descriptive geometry and more.

With Oculus for Java™ Technology, a complete information visualization application, with real-time updates and interactions, can be provided in under 300KB. Many years of ongoing skilled engineering have been invested to make Oculus for Java™ Technology a unique, stable and powerful platform.

Oculus designs and develops visualization systems to support decision making in complex information-rich environments. Advanced technology and design allows more data to be used to advantage without overwhelming the decision maker.

Oculus is the leading provider of innovative business visualization software solutions for the Fortune 500, federal government agencies and third party software companies. The principals at Oculus have been business visualization designers, developers and researchers since 1990. For more information, please contact William Wright or David Jonker .

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