A1 Technologies is pleased to offer revolutionary cutting edge ‘haptic’ applications which deliver a high quality, immersive 3D experience to its users. Our combination of affordability and cutting edge integration enhances and facilitates greater efficiency when working, creating, training or simply just playing in virtual 3D.

With Chameleon, created by Anarkik3D, anyone can be creative and easily model and construct 3D objects, especially free-form shapes, which can then be directly 3D printed. For designers and artists, Cloud9 is a sketch/modelling software which enables easy and fluid conceptualisation and visualisation of ideas directly in 3D.

Chameleon uses new touch enabling technology, a 'haptic' device, to replace the 2D mouse. The device is Novint's Falcon which gives more natural interaction within the 3 dimensional virtual space making Chameleon significantly more intuitive for working in 3D. Moreover it is affordable making the package accessible to anyone and everyone.

The key benefit our software provides is access into an extraordinary 3D digital modelling world available to everyone. This is due to the software’s intuitive way for working in a 3D immersive digital environment. It exploits new touch enabling technology, known as a ‘haptic’ device and replaces the traditional 2D mouse to provide a better, more natural interaction with the 3 dimensional virtual space that our products create, and best of all its affordable.

The reason our products are so intuitive, easy to learn and fun to use is that our sense of touch conveys rich and detailed information about objects and their surroundings. When combined with other senses such as sight, the quality and integrity of information send to the brain for processing is dramatically increased. This increase in information helps aid learning and reduces both error and time taken to complete a task.

Why our products are so intuitive, fast, easy and fun to learn and use is that they enable the sense of touch. Our sense of touch conveys rich and detailed information about things and surroundings. When combined with other senses, especially sight, touch dramatically increases the amount of information sent to the brain for processing.

The increase in information aids learning, reduces error, as well as time taken to complete a task. Research shows that even auditory and visual learners benefit greatly from activities that involve the sense of touch so a haptic interface is vital for catering for different learning styles.

Research shows that both auditory and visual learners benefit greatly from activities that involve the sense of touch, making a ‘haptic’ device a vital tool in catering for a variety of different learning styles. This is leading to greater awareness of the advantages ‘haptic’ technology delivers for a more coherent and intuitive way for interacting in virtual 3D.