3DIF

(3D Industry Forum) An industry association founded by Intel and a group of leading 3D graphics vendors to promote a common, interactive 3D format for the general public. See U3D.

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This format was designed by the 3DIF consortium (3D Industry Forum) and later, in August 2005, it was standardized by Ecma (2) and became a universal standard presentation of 3D data of all kinds, enabling portability between various platforms.

An interactive presentation of maple 3D graphics in PDF documents

Actify now supports the 3D Industry Forum's (3DIF; www.3dif.org) Universal 3D format (file extension .U3D, developed by Santa Clara-based Intel Corp.).

Software developments that may simplify your challenges: here are some of the things that I saw at the national design engineering show during national manufacturing week. Not everything. Just some items of particular relevance and interest

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