Design Academy
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Design Academy is one of the UK’s leading providers of digital 3D graphics and technology solutions to military, commerce and government - from creating and publishing interactive visual content to fully immersive stereographic display systems.
Perfect solutions for training, product briefing, design reviews, simulation, sales and marketing – in fact anywhere where you need a better perception of real 3D.
- Training
- Engineering
- Simulation
- Briefing
- Presentation
- Design reviews
- Marketing
- Communication
We work with global partners such as EON, Alias, HP, Wacom, InSpeck, Right Hemisphere and Advanced Rendering Systems to bring the right solution for you.
Bringing products to life was just the beginning - you can now experience "smart" interactive 3D content that appears to float in space inside and outside of the screen without any glasses, while interacting with the 3D object is done by simply pointing with your bare hands or using your voice.
Our powerful software solutions are helping organisations communicate product functionality more effectively and decrease the cost of service, training and technical support – and even increase sales.
Our products have a high level of interactivity, simulation realism, rendering quality and integrated data exchange capability optimized for high performance on today's standard PCs and your Intranet.
Design Academy
Managing Director: Ken Swain
Landmark House
Station Road
Cheadle
Hulme
Cheshire
SK8 7BS
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 161 486 3314
Fax: +44 (0) 161 486 3315
Website: www.design-academy.co.uk
Simulation and Training
- 3D Visualisation for Homeland Defence Training and Simulation. »
With the unfortunate events unfolding around the world today, there is a growing interest in Europe for simulation and training in homeland defence applications. - Visualisation, simulation and training for defence and homeland security . . . reducing the cost of ownership and delivery. »
The PC-based invasion of the defence training and simulation market is here to stay. PC-based systems provide an attractive advantage in that they offer lower maintenance cost, low-risk upgrade paths and the flexibility to control the price point when choosing feature sets for applications, which all combine to yield a lower cost of ownership.
