Zapvista brings an entirely new kind of functionality to the Internet by building three-dimensional interactive spaces viewable by anyone with a computer. We provide clients with sophisticated but user-friendly Web page components through which users can “move” inside virtual reality environments that exactly simulate real places. The interactive metaphor is like that of a video game, in which users feel they become physically immersed in the space displayed on the screen. Zapvista makes this possible by employing cutting-edge technology: digital image capture and editing, 3D modeling, and a Java delivery system that turns any computer into a Virtual Reality device. Any real-world environment can be meticulously re-created in its entirety by the Zapvista staff, providing clients with a complete end-to-end solution that can be seamlessly integrated into a Web page in a matter of minutes. The era of the two-dimensional Web is over. “Surfing the Net” is just skimming the surface. It is no longer enough to be “on the Internet” — take the plunge and put your users in the Internet!
	Click on the pictures below to see some of our sample 3D environments. No plug-ins or special software are required. Just click and go! On the left you'll find re-creations of a room in a U.C. Berkeley museum, and on the right a San Francisco street scene, plus some extras
		Explore the foyer of the Hearst Museum of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley. see it!					Stroll the streets of San Francisco in this realistic cityscape of Pacific Heights' Fillmore Street. (Processor intensive) see it!
	Experience a full-screen version of the same Hearst Museum foyer shown above. (Processor intensive) see it!					Look around an empty classroom on the U.C. Berkeley campus. (For users with minimal RAM) see it!
		Try a different approach to the same museum, with faster navigation and fewer textures. see it!					Browse the aisles of a virtual mall and supermarket in Java3D. (Click here to see software and hardware requirements) see it!