References

A France-based company, Difference Films specializes in true-3D movie financial and technical production, and signed an agreement with Longcat in order to promote the use of sound spatialization for 3D movies post production.

Difference Films website (in french)

Bernard Werber's Empire of the Ants was adapted as a full-3D animation trailer. Longcat worked on a special 3D mixing operation using AudioStage and Nuendo.

The 3D short-movie PMS-One, a Difference Films and Nayade coproduction, also benefits from Longcat 3D-audio expertise and was designed, edited and mixed by Serge Rouquairol using ProTools, Pyramix and AudioStage. 

Longcat defined, installed and produces 3D audio assets for the Gunzo project immersive room, which is part of the transdisciplinary projet Cluny 2010. Our  SoundPack technology is used for quad Ambisonics immersive audio renderings.

The Linz (Austria) based Ars Electronica Center, is a multimedia creation center that harvests a large number of artistic or technological installations. SoundPack is used in the AEC immersive room.

The Image Institute focuses on every aspect of Virtual Reality: immersion, haptic, multisensoriality, CGI or augmented reality. SoundPack is installed in the MoVE, a modulable 4-walls immersion room.

In PSA Velizy's Technocentre, thanks to SoundPack's flexibility, the engineers are able to test various systems and to modify their simulations while beneficying from a high audio quality level. Longcat has provided PSA Peugeot-Citroen a turnkey 3D audio package including SoundPack and specific, on-site recorded immersive sound contents.

The Armines contract structure, which is a subsidiary of Ecole des Mines de Paris, uses SoundPack for interactive automotive driving simulations.

The LPPA research team, under the direction of Professor Alain Berthoz, use SoundPack for various multimodal tests protocols.

Hérissons Audio uses SoundPack for their interactive installations., particularly the 3D-audio-only installation "Sneak Peeps"

The Tubingen based Max Planck Institute uses SoundPack for multimodal perceptual expertiments and tests.

Saint Gobain Research uses SoundPack for interactive simulations.