1/10: The PDA screen
2/10: Interface start
3/10: Route map explained
4/10: Area 1
5/10: Upstairs
6/10: Area 2
7/10: Area 3
8/10: Inside one of the racing cars
9/10: Area 4
10/10: The PDA used for 'drill-down'
A.T. Kearney Process CD
One of the first attempts to create a virtual navigable space, this instructional CD-ROM for A.T. Kearney used an imaginary exhibition space to define the menu. A Rubic's cube was used for rapid navigation.
The quality of the modelling and rendering makes me cringe these days, but the prioject was created in the very early days of CAD and rendering. and ll the images shown here would have been reduced to 8-bit to fit on the media.
