In collaboration with software partner Bitmanagement Software GmbH of Germany, 3DNPVEI intends to market a scalable multi-user 3D business and social networking infrastructure. Industry players have expressed interest in the evolution of Web3D technologies as an alternative to expensive complex modeling available today. 3DNPVEI intends to answer those calls by delivering technological solutions.

Similar platforms can require users to download and install software needing 400MB of disk space. The free browser plugin provided by 3DNPVEI and Bitmanagement is approximately 4MB and installs in minutes. Client components currently run on the popular Windows platform while the server side is Linux/Unix based. Mac OS X and Linux client platforms may be supported in future releases. A public beta is expected mid-year 2008.

A rich set of features currently not available on other systems, such as the ability to display in-world Flash movies or advertisements and advanced avatar gesture control, are slated for demonstration during the press conference. A limited number of press passes are available for this English language conference. Please contact media@3dnpvei.com for details.

About 3DNPVEI, LLC:
www.3dnpvei.com
3DNPVEI, LLC, formed in 2007, is comprised of international members collaborating on development and implementation of Web3D technologies. Its first product, the X3Daemon (tm) Multi-User Network Server, enables interconnection of standards-based virtual worlds while focusing on usability and interactive environments with revenue potential.

About Bitmanagement Software GmbH:
Berg near Munich, Germany
www.bitmanagement.com
Bitmanagement develops and markets a product portfolio of visualization software, consisting of visualization software (BS Contact VRML/X3D, MPEG-4, Geo, Stereo and Mobile), documentation for animation programming as well as different tools for workflow optimization.

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