Vivaty is Making Scenes
By Azam on October 29, 2008 
Vivaty creates 3D virtual scenes offers interesting opportunity in virtual interactivity for social networking applications or any website. Vivaty creates interesting scenes for users to interact, view media, and converse with others in a virtual environment. Vivaty allows users to bring the virtual world experience such as Second Life to any web site or social networks greater interactivity and immersive experience.
Vivaty offers an application for delivering 3D virtual spaces through web browsers. Vivaty Scenes is embeddable on Facebook, and also Vivaty makes available as an application module for AOL’s instant messenger. Developers can create their own scenes and embedded the scene anywhere to offer an immersive experience.
Keith McCurdy, Vivaty’s chief executive and a former executive at the game giant Electronic Arts
“Our vision is to make virtual experiences as accessible, engaging and easy to use as a Web page,” said Keith McCurdy, Vivaty CEO and co-founder. “Vivaty Everywhere gives brands, fan sites and bloggers a rich, engaging way to inject their sites with social experiences that reflect their media and style choices.”
Vivaty has received $9.5 million in funding from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Mohr Davidow. Vivaty was founded in 2007 by Keith Mc Curdy former executive at Electronic Arts . The company competes with several firms offering virtual environment: SecondLife, There, Kaneva, Google’s Liveley, and IMVU.
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