3D-Icons: D5.2-Report On Publication

3D-Icons: D5.2-Report On Publication

The publication of 3D digital assets by 3D-ICONS has focused on two main approaches: HTML5/WebGL and 3DPDF. The introduction and use of 3DPDF in the CARARE project has been very successful, so 3DPDF was seen as one of the best ways to publish 3D online. However, as already pointed out in the CARARE...

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