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Altoura spatial collaboration merges the digital world with the physical world so users can collaborate in 3D environments and shared spaces, acquire knowledge, visualize work instructions, and digitally interact with equipment, buildings, and machines. The main components to Altoura are Projects, Spaces, Experiences, Meetings and Objects.

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Projects

Projects are the largest category of organizing content in Altoura. Within a Project you can have multiple Sections and within Sections you can have multiple Spaces.

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Spaces

A Space is Altoura’s definition of a 3D area or 3D content, like a machine or multiple objects. Spaces are where things happen in Altoura. To create Spaces in Altoura, a creator will import 3D content into Altoura’s cloud database.

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Experiences

Altoura Experiences are where users can engage in a scripted series of events that usually take the form of a tutorial, tour or examination. If Spaces is “where” something happens, Altoura Experiences are “what” happens.

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Meetings

Meetings are a way for multiple users to come together to show, collaborate or view a Project or Experience together. By default Altoura supports cross-device Meetings whether you are on a desktop, mobile device or using a headset. A user can create a Meeting by selecting a Project to meet in, which may or may not contain Experiences. Check the App User Documentation to see how to create Meetings on Desktop, Smartphone, and HMD

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Objects

Objects are a feature of Altoura that allows for the importation and manipulation of 3D objects outside of the concept of “Space.” If an office is a Space, then Objects could be the desks, shelves or decorations inside of the office. They are 3D objects that can be added and deleted in a Meeting. Whatever changes you make to their placement or orientation are reflected to all users and is stored with the Meeting.