We currently have the latest in visualization software running on our workstations. Why would I need to use the visualization services associated with Delta HPCs Virtual Reality CAVE?
It is certainly true that in the last few years that the quality of images from visualization software running on workstations has improved considerably due to rapid advances in computer graphics, visualization software and the availability of powerful computer platforms. With that said, the 3-D images obtained at a workstation are still small and flat. Where such images require ample memory and processing power to view there is the additional length of time necessary to wait for various perspectives to be generated as modifications are conducted. It is also more awkward to get a team of people to share an image and to have the individuals each collaborate on the image design. In a CAVE setting, all team members can collaborate simultaneously as the image is modified. The image or model can be viewed from all perspectives in a view as large as ten feet, so that even the minutest details can be scrutinized. The team is able to view an image that can be viewed at a extremely high level o
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