City Interactive, the international publisher and the largest Polish video game developer producing PC and console games,
including Nintendo Dual Screen titles, was created in 2002 in a merge of a publishing house and two video game
developers. The long-term strategy guaranteed a successful expansion into international markets.
The City Interactive brand is present in the USA, Australia and the majority of European countries, including Germany,
the United Kingdom, France and Russia. The company has also launched a broad-scope activity in South America.

City Interactive is in active cooperation with the leading publishing houses and development companies in the video game
business. Partners of City Interactive are, among others, companies such as Focus Entertainment, Mindscape, Akella,
Noviy Disk, Atari, Ubisoft, DTP and CDV.

Abvent offers CD-ROMs with theme collections designed specially for Artlantis by industry partners. These provide a multitude of materials, textures and objects that you can use for your synthesis images.

On each CD-ROM there are included 20 3D-Human Models in business clothing, in different positions: seating, walking, running or standing.

Objects are optimized to 3000 faces per character.
A simple drag & drop is enough to place these objects in Artlantis.

VRcontext, headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, is a leading provider of integrated real-time visualization and simulation solutions used around the globe in the Oil & Gas, Process, Energy and Homeland Security markets.

Walkinside™ is a visualization tool for viewing complex 3D CAD models in real time.
Walkinside is the most powerful software application for 3D real-time visualization and simulation available to date, while remaining very user friendly. Walkinside is able to instantly render very large, complex, computer generated models.

Legion is the company behind the leading pedestrian simulation software, Studio 2006 and its accompanying animation software, Legion 3D 2006. Both are used worldwide to optimise the design and operation of public spaces. Such spaces typically include: transport terminals; sport, entertainment and leisure venues; shopping centres; commercial and public buildings; and venues for major international events like the Olympics.