This blog is my main on-line filing cabinet, open to the world. It focuses on interactive multimedia technology that supports collaboration, communication, creativity, and learning. Topics include multi-touch, touch and gesture interaction, HCI, UX, ID, IA, NUI (natural user interfaces/ natural user interaction), interactive displays/surfaces, mobile technologies, 3D, universal usability/accessibility, and interactive multimedia content in a 2.0/3.0 world.
I discovered Unity 3D a few years ago and was impressed by the company's great game development products. I especially liked the company's Unity Web Player- it makes web-based 3D interaction come to life.I shared my impressions of the company on a post, Chill in an on-line 3-d tropical paradise from Unity 3D. At the time, Unity 3D was a very new company.
A lot has changed since then!
I learned today that "the companies are announcing that EA has signed a multi-year enterprise deal with Unity: EA will be using Unity’s platform across multiple franchises, and all of EA’s developers will have access to the “entire range of Unity products from web and mobile to consoles and beyond”. The timing is also good: Unity is launching its 3.0 upgrade next week." -Jason Kincaid, TechCrunch
What I like about Unity 3D is that it was created to support cross-platform development.
yeah - Unity is cool. The guys are also just as cool like the product. And yes, the new 3.0 version will be a killer product. I enjoyed very much this year beeing part of the booth at the GDC in San Fracisco. I wish i could spend more time on uniTUIO (just to make some cool content for the upcomming 3.0 release)...
Hey Lynn,
ReplyDeleteyeah - Unity is cool. The guys are also just as cool like the product. And yes, the new 3.0 version will be a killer product. I enjoyed very much this year beeing part of the booth at the GDC in San Fracisco. I wish i could spend more time on uniTUIO (just to make some cool content for the upcomming 3.0 release)...
Cheers,
Sandor