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Roundarch and Nystrom Transform Paper and Plastic into a 3D Interactive Experience

Roundarch’s Technical Architect Greg Knapowski and Sr. Front End Developer Lawrence O’Sullivan wrote a post for the Google code blog. […]

By Isobarista

19th May 2010

Roundarch and Nystrom Transform Paper and Plastic into a 3D Interactive Experience

Roundarch’s Technical Architect Greg Knapowski and Sr. Front End Developer Lawrence O’Sullivan wrote a post for the Google code blog. The post explains how the Google Earth API was used as a foundation for StrataLogica™ to make use of its sophisticated image rendering logic, satellite imagery and access to built-in tools and navigation controls.

StrataLogica will be featured at Google I/O May19-20 in San Francisco.

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