OpenSim in Web Browser with Touch Screen Support
May 5th, 2009 
Business, Innovation, Second Life, Social Media, Video, Virtual Worlds 
Mark Kizelshteyn
This news is a few weeks old, but just in case you missed it I wanted to share.
3Di, Inc., a Tokyo-based company has released the first commercially available OpenSim viewer which allows users to engage with 3D virtual worlds using a web browser. Furthermore, you can use it with a touch screen. Check out the demo:
No more client downloads? Hopefully! This is a pretty big step with virtual world technology because more and more people don’t want to bother with downloading a viewer. We are living in a time of cloud computing, and we want everything to be (securely) in the cloud. Web browser support is a small step in continuing to propel this industry forward.
Tags: 3Di, 3Dweb, Open Sim, web
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