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VREAM
VREAM, Inc. was one of the first companies to develop PC-based software for authoring and viewing virtual reality (VR) environments.
==Company History==
The company was founded in Chicago in 1991 by former McKinsey & Company consultant Edward R. LaHood, who derived the name VREAM from the phrase "virtual reality dream." LaHood was joined by co-founders Ken Gaebler.〔("Ken Gaebler: Executive Profile and Biography" ), Bloomberg Businessweek. Retrieved 2014-11-30.〕 and Dan Malven〔("The May Report: August 6, 1999" ), Ron May (columnist). Retrieved 2014-11-30.〕 in 1993.
In 1991, LaHood created VREAMScript, a scripting language for virtual reality environments that allowed for the definition of complex 3D objects, environment attributes, object attributes, and triggers for cause-and-effect relationships. The company then created a PC-based authoring tool, the VREAM Virtual Reality Development System, to build virtual reality environments and an accompanying runtime player, the VREAM Runtime System, that allowed end users to experience the virtual environments, moving through them in real-time while interacting with the rendered, virtual objects.
The VREAM Virtual Reality System, which included the VREAM Virtual Reality Development System and the VREAM Runtime System, was released for purchase in December, 1992, with a $1,495 price point and with support for a wide range of immersive devices, including the Power Glove.
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