Jibe is a multiuser 3d simulation and virtual world platform created by ReactionGrid.
With Jibe you create, publish and manage your own fully customized virtual world
which can be embedded in any web page or accessed from mobile devices. Your Jibe
world can either be hosted by ReactionGrid or fully installed on your own servers.
The Jibe platform is an extensible architecture that uses a middleware abstraction
layer to communicate with a user database, multiple backend systems (currently SmartFox) and frontends (currently Unity3D). Current deployments of Jibe worlds
utilize the Unity3D web plugin, including an Android version and iOS support under development.
Jibe lets you use the industry standard Unity3D Editor to design your 3D world,
giving you access to an industry standard development environment with professional
quality graphics, physics and sound. You can create 3d assets within the Editor
or import assets created with any industry standard 3d modeling program (Maya, Blender,
Lightwave, Google Sketchup, 3D Studio Max, Autodesk, & more). The Unity3D Editor
also supports scripting in C#, Javascript and Boo, allowing you to design highly
interactive environments and objects.
One reason why Jibe is such a powerful 3d simulation and virtual world platform is because the majority of the source code of Jibe is viewable and modifiable by our customers. This gives developers using Jibe the ability to fully customize their projects. For more details, please see our Jibe License.
Additional features of Jibe include:
Customizable 3D Avatars
Private/Public Text Chat
Support for High User Concurrency
Vivox Voice Integration
Hooks for Augmented Reality Apps
Support for SCADA and Robotics
LMS/CMS/Facebook Integration
Detailed Logging and User Tracking
ReactionGrid's Production Services
Need help with content development? ReactionGrid has extensive in-house expertise
in developing successful virtual world environments for educational, business and
healthcare purposes, lead by a senior management team that has decades of experience
in successful project management. With the leadership skills needed to help guide
clients in defining and achieving their goals, the entire team deeply understands
effective game based learning, instructional design, backend database integration,
artistic design and 3D content development.
For more information on how to request a quote for ReactionGrid's production services,
please visit the Shop.
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ReactionGrid's Expo World
Expo World was designed and created by ReactionGrid and is available for purchase
in the Shop. Suitable for large groups and conference meetings, this space
can be easily incorporated into your own Jibe world and modified to your exact specifications.
Milspec World was designed and created by ReactionGrid and is available for purchase
in the Shop. An example of a customized environment for field training exercises,
this space can be easily incorporated into your own Jibe world and modified to your
exact specifications.
Virtual Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University
Designed and created by IDIA Lab, the Virtual Broad Art Museum (VBAM) uses Jibe to let visitors experience a simulation
of the physical-world museum designed by Zaha Hadid within a landscape of site-specific
virtual installations. Current installations engage the viewer through several modes
of interaction – including data driven processes, social media and human interaction.
The Rutgers Center for Online and Hybrid Learning works with students using Jibe
and the latest in game technology to create their own learning environments. Using
virtual worlds, students from around the globe can participate in synchronous online
activities. The Center also holds weekly office hours in their Jibe-based virtual
office.
John Lester is ReactionGrid's
Chief Learning Officer, and he maintains a virtual world that highlights many of
the features of the Jibe platform. Explore animated mesh models, immersive sound
design and interactive objects. John also holds weekly Office Hours that are open
to all visitors.
Virtual Technology & Design at University of Idaho
Virtual Worlds are a key component of the University of Idaho's Virtual Technology
and Design (VTD) program. In the College of Art and Architecture, VTD students use
the Jibe platform to create simulations and explore how the language of architectural
design translates into the virtual realm.