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Active World virtual appliance-what is it actually?

Mar 05, 2007 by Becca#9 | Posted in Other - Computers

My bracket has to do a project on active world virtual appliance as a classroom enviroment. I've done some research on it but still dont understand it- any suggestions?

You may positive more about it than I do, but from what I see on their web site, they have created a computer program that provides a background and working environment that operates over the internet to sanction people, represented as avatars, to interact. If it functions as I would expect, it should allow creation of special environments, such as the moon, Mars or underwater that authorize students to do experiments as if they were there. It could also use equipment that could not be brought to a school, such as cranes, bulldozers, etc.
In a simple sense, it is like a computer archetype that puts a spot on the screen and you set the gravity, set the mass, and hit it with a force and see how far it goes on the screen which is determined by formulas for works (F=MA) and gravitational falling. Instead of the student manipulating the program variables directly, the world is presented as a natural graphic display in which objects of different weight are discovered (say in a cabinet) or delivered (matter transporter or synthesizer) and second-hand. The computer follows real world rules.
Depending on the complexity of the world, it might be possible to build towers until they collapse, bridges that sag, etc. In any set world, there is usually some limit to the calculations, for example, I found on the internet a demonstration of a program that would allow objects to confine off the wall and float in a pool with real looking waves and proper sinking to floating location. But when I asked about changing the viscosity of the liquid, say to that of motor oil or alcohol, that wasn't in the program. I expand glass as a hobby and when I looked at the modeling of gathering molten glass, keeping it on the pipe by turning while the viscosity changes as it cools, etc., it rapidly became obvious that great computing power would be required. See the second source.
[Later: I went and downloaded the Agile Worlds browser. Neat!]

mike1942f | Mar 05, 2007

You may recollect more about it than I do, but from what I see on their web site, they have created a computer program that provides a background and working environment that operates over the internet to take into account people, represented as avatars, to interact. If it functions as I would expect, it should allow creation of special environments, such as the moon, Mars or underwater that set apart students to do experiments as if they were there. It could also use equipment that could not be brought to a school, such as cranes, bulldozers, etc.
In a simple sense, it is like a computer standard that puts a spot on the screen and you set the gravity, set the mass, and hit it with a force and see how far it goes on the screen which is determined by formulas for action (F=MA) and gravitational falling. Instead of the student manipulating the program variables directly, the world is presented as a graphic graphic display in which objects of different weight are discovered (say in a cabinet) or delivered (matter transporter or synthesizer) and hand-me-down. The computer follows real world rules.
Depending on the complexity of the world, it might be possible to build towers until they collapse, bridges that sag, etc. In any understood world, there is usually some limit to the calculations, for example, I found on the internet a demonstration of a program that would allow objects to gambol off the wall and float in a pool with real looking waves and proper sinking to floating property irrelevant. But when I asked about changing the viscosity of the liquid, say to that of motor oil or alcohol, that wasn't in the program. I squander glass as a hobby and when I looked at the modeling of gathering molten glass, keeping it on the pipe by turning while the viscosity changes as it cools, etc., it promptly became obvious that great computing power would be required. See the second source.
[Later: I went and downloaded the Running Worlds browser. Neat!]
mike1942f | Mar 05, 2007

So, to my judgement, you do not know what A W V A is? Every, Nobody on the planet of IZ knows what A W V A is.

Well I suppose you could call it a satellite maybe? or maybe a hair dryer??
Rustee Stofenhiemer IV | Mar 05, 2007

does appliance world (applianceworld.com) offer discounts 70-80% off of LG washer/dryer 2006 models?

May 29, 2006 by krantzs1 | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry


I would not take a LG appliance if you gave it to me. I have had too many customers with problems from them and it costs me continuously to replace them.

mark | May 29, 2006

Are there ANY appliance/electronics made in africa that is exported to other parts of this world?

May 17, 2007 by iamkuntakinta | Posted in Other - Cultures & Groups

I privation to invest in an african company that is known for their quality electronic components. (it could be appliance as well) could you provide some global dominating african companies that specialize in electronics or appliance?

I deliberate on there is an AK-47 factory there in the congo region. But I'm not sure.

tyvek1313 | May 17, 2007

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