// Draw all currently available buffers with frustum culling gl.drawElementsInstanced / gl.drawArrays (using instancing for repeated parts)
As the workforce becomes increasingly mobile, KISTERS has evolved the WebViewer to be touch-friendly and responsive. The interface adapts to tablets and smartphones, allowing field crews to validate sensor readings against the database while standing in a river bed. kisters webviewer
// Asynchronously decompress and upload to GPU buffers for each chunk that just arrived: workerPool.decodeAndCreateBuffer( chunk ); // Draw all currently available buffers with frustum
As she booted up the WebViewer, Maria felt a thrill of anticipation. The interface was surprisingly simple, with a clean design that belied its age. The first thing she noticed was the date stamp on the top left corner: 1998. This was an era when the web was still in its infancy, and websites were more like digital brochures than the dynamic, interactive experiences we know today. The interface was surprisingly simple, with a clean
Modern engineering workflows (automotive, aerospace, plant engineering) demand collaboration across distributed teams. Historically, viewing native CAD files (CATIA, NX, SolidWorks, Revit) required expensive workstations and licensed desktop applications. Kisters WebViewer disrupts this by delivering: