Lumiscaphe

The photo-realistic 3D real-time is part of the Synthèse of rather recent image 3D (beginning of the year 2000): indeed, it is starting from a certain performance level of the graphics cards 3D that software of this category started to see the jour.
On the basis of these technology, conceives and publishes hybrid solutions (mélant 3D precalculated and 3D time-reality) innovating able to answer specific problems in fields related to the imagery 3D.
It has an expertise in the field of the numerical Maquette of aspect and of returned 3D real-time photo-réaliste.
The most known software of Lumiscaphe is Patchwork3D.
Although its activity is general practitioner (in the field of the 3D real-time), most of the turnover comes from the trades from the car and transport (Renault, Peugeot, Faurecia, Alstom transport,…).

Products

Patchwork3D

Patchwork3D is the software headlight of Lumiscaphe. Starting from a model CAD, it makes it possible to calculate a lighting and to equip the parts with model CAD with various colors and matters. The interest of this software that is put aside the calculation of lighting, all the parameters are adjustable in real-time, which makes it possible to quickly explore great combinative harmony of colors and matières.

Portfolio

Portfolio is a software of presentation of databases generated by Patchwork3D.

AnimaSuite

AnimaSuite is a software of animation. It makes it possible either to generate films, or to make animated interactive presentations (the user clicks on the door of a car and the door opens).

VR Sight

VR Sight is a display system of Patchwork3D databases. It makes it possible to carry out returned multi-machines/multi-screens in order to make presentations on giant screen or immersives scale 1:1 (type CELLAR).

References

Of the CAD with made realistic in time réel, article published in Cad-magazine - N° 131 - April-May 2006
Lumiscaphe inserts the prototypes in reality virtuelle, article published in 01 Net - Emmanuelle Delsol, 01 Data processing (n° 1852), the 3/29/2006
Q&A Jean-Christophe Leducq, interview published on 3d-test.com, the 11/14/2003

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