To survive and thrive in the age of the Experience Economy, where experiences–memorable events that engage people in inherently personal ways–have become the predominant economic offering, businesses worldwide need to go beyond the technical compliancy and safety considerations of their products to create the experiences consumers expect. With its 3DEXPERIENCE Platform and Industry Solution Experiences, Dassault Systèmes is leading the way for businesses, research, education and society to cross boundaries and connect to invent the consumer experiences of tomorrow.
Ranked in Forbes 2012 survey as one of the world’s Most Innovative Companies, Dassault Systèmes inspires innovators in all domains and all around the world to turn their dreams into reality.
Innovation is not exclusive to large companies, but thrives best, in many cases, in small- to medium-sized agile organizations. Dassault Systèmes has never been just about big customers, and our 3DEXPERIENCE strategy as well as the industry solution experiences we are bringing to market corroborate this fact.
Peter Der Manuelian, Professor of Egyptology at Harvard University demonstrated to participants at the 3DEXPERIENCE Partner Forum how he leverages the power of interactive 3DEXPERIENCE virtual reality to bring archaeological discoveries to life in his classroom.
Based on evidence accumulated over more than one hundred years of archaeological excavations, he was able to reconstruct the Giza pyramid and other monuments from the GIZA plateau, in 3D virtual reality. His students can now experience these famous monuments not only as they were on the day they were first discovered by the archaeologists, but more significantly as they were the day they were first used by the ancient Egyptians.
The audience also got a sneak preview of the interactive and immersive 3D experience “Paris, the Great 3DSaga”.
The reconstruction of Paris — the City of Lights — in 3D, took viewers back in time, zipping through narrow streets, exploring ancient monuments and experiencing the city as the inhabitants did several centuries ago.