System for the creation, visualisation and management of three-dimensional objects on web pages and a relative method
First Claim
1. Method for the creation, visualisation and management of three-dimensional objects on web pages, suitable for allowing access to three-dimensional objects present on a web browser (29) of a network of the World-Wide-Web type, characterised in that it comprises a first electronic processing step of said objects, which are treated so as to appear like real objects on standard web pages, said objects being suitable for interacting with a user, so as to visualise their information present on their outer surfaces, and a second superimposition step of html pages on said surfaces of the objects, so that each face of every object behaves like a standard web browser (29), supporting its functions.
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Abstract
A system for the creation, visualization and management of three-dimensional objects on web pages, suitable for allowing access to three-dimensional objects present on a web browser of the World-Wide-Web, which are treated in such a way as to appear to be real objects animated on standard web pages, while the user can freely move, rotate and generally interact with the aforementioned objects to best visualize the information present on the outer surfaces. The main characteristic of the present invention lies in the fact that html pages can superimpose over the entire surface of the object, so that each face of such object behaves like a web browser of the standard type, supporting its typical functions.
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- 1. Method for the creation, visualisation and management of three-dimensional objects on web pages, suitable for allowing access to three-dimensional objects present on a web browser (29) of a network of the World-Wide-Web type, characterised in that it comprises a first electronic processing step of said objects, which are treated so as to appear like real objects on standard web pages, said objects being suitable for interacting with a user, so as to visualise their information present on their outer surfaces, and a second superimposition step of html pages on said surfaces of the objects, so that each face of every object behaves like a standard web browser (29), supporting its functions.
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