An example of a deployment of Cesium through Innoactive Portal is with Cesium for Omniverse. Users can combine Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD) projects of buildings or plants with geospatial data of the area and visualize both in real time. Enterprises seek to scale up the usage of these apps for projects across corporate locations and teams, but buying a workstation for every single user can be expensive and inefficient.  

Innoactive Portal helps to overcome that adoption barrier: it enables enterprises to stream their Cesium and NVIDIA Omniverse-powered OpenUSD projects in real time to a web browser on a standard office PC. If you use Omniverse XR extensions, you can also stream to a VR headset thanks to NVIDIA CloudXR. A normal office laptop and standalone VR headset (Meta Quest, HTC Vive XR Elite, Pico 4E or Lenovo VRX) combined with a high-speed internet connection will do. 

Innoactive customers can install the Innoactive Omniverse Extension to create a sharing link to an Omniverse Nucleus-hosted OpenUSD project using Cesium data. This link enables employees without a dedicated workstation to access and stream tools and applications developed with Omniverse, including those using the Cesium Omniverse Extension, directly from the Innoactive Portal.