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Bordeaux Digital City
Bordeaux has put in train a major new project – Digital City - a complete package of services, equipment and applications projects for and by the citizens of Bordeaux. Among the raft of information now available digitally, one can access the full Bordeaux cultural program by Smartphone and iPhone on bordeaux.fr
It will soon be possible, using a mobile terminal, to take a 3D guided tour of Bordeaux in sound and vision that not only shows today’s city but reconstructs 3D historic views and monuments going back to Roman times. All this thanks to the technology developed by a local business cluster, B3D.
The B3D project is headed by AXYZ (3D material and digital imaging producers) in collaboration with a number of Bordeaux companies, At Once Technologies (video games and onboard technology), GMT Editions (e-tourism) and Systonic (web engineering), together with two Paris-based companies.
(Source : Le Journal des Entreprises 2 April 2010)
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