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A team at Analytical Graphics, Inc. developed CesiumJS for global-scale aerospace visualization.

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Runway visualized with Cesium for Omniverse in Brightline Interactive's SpatialCore app.

Brightline Interactive Uses Cesium for Omniverse for Spatial Computing

To derive additional value from digital twins, Brightline Interactive’s SpatialCore platform pairs AI and the Cesium for Omniverse extension for spatial computing, empowering enterprise and public sector users to combine massive datasets and perform complex calculations. Spatial computing is the use of accelerated compute to analyze and process spatial data, in order to derive insights, make predictions, and perform calculations on one-for-one digital twins.