TransGaming licenses 3D technology to Adobe Flash platform

Posted by Robert Janelle on 2010-10-27 11:40:00 AM

TransGaming, founded in Ottawa and now headquarted in Toronto, has licensed the company's SwiftShader 3D technology to Adobe to improve 3D effects in Flash-based applications.

SwiftShader is a pure software 3D renderer that allows computers without high-end graphics cards to run 3D effects.

The software renderer has previously been used by casual gaming companies to add 3D effects that would run on computers not built for gaming.

"Working with Adobe on next generation 3D capabilities is a natural fit for TransGaming’s SwiftShader graphics technology and means that Adobe developers will be able to deliver 3D content on practically any hardware,” said TransGaming founder and chief technology officer Gavriel State in a press release. ”In addition to broader hardware compatibility, SwiftShader is portable, flexible and efficient - adding as little as 100kb to the size of the distributable content for Flash Player and Adobe AIR.”

“Future Adobe Flash Platform tools and technologies will drive 3D innovation on the web just as we powered the web video revolution,” added Anup Murarka, director of product marketing for the Flash Platform at Adobe.

 

Company:
Transgaming Technologies
Website:
http://transgaming.com
Location:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

TransGaming Technologies has created the dominant software portability technology that allows game developers to build games for a single system, then migrate them to other platforms - faster, cheaper, and better than anyone else. TransGaming's portability technology is unique in that developers do not need to be thinking about multiple platforms before they commence the development of a game; our technology... more


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Robert Janelle

Robert Janelle

Robert Janelle is a freelance technology journalist living in the National Capital Region. He's spent time covering the Ottawa start-up scene as a columnist and feature writer with his work in National Capital Scan, The Ottawa Citizen, The Ottawa Sun, Kingston Whig-Standard and The Escapist. He also suffers from a mild addiction to video games. more



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