3D engines are used in computer graphics to make people and settings appear virtually real. The 3D engine developed by the start-up Imverse is the basis for its Imverse LiveMaker software, which turns normal, 2-dimensional pictures into 3D settings.
The package will first be marketed in the entertainment industry, where it can reduce the time-and-money cost of producing films by a factor of ten. For example, to make the storyboard of a 3D film, appropriate sites in the real film setting are recommended for setting up the cameras. But LiveMaker is also suitable for architectural structures and other sites.
At the Innosuisse Core Coaching course given by Simon Johnson, Imverse benefits from his knowledge of the US market and intellectual property. “Thanks to Simon’s experience, we’re learning far faster than if we had to find things out ourselves,” says Imverse CEO Javier Bello Ruiz.
Last modification 27.06.2022
