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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 26, 2016
Filed:
Oct. 08, 2008
David Scott Jones, Fife, GB;
Russell William Kay, Dundee, GB;
Michael Dailly, Dundee, GB;
Luke Joseph Halliwell, Dundee, GB;
Jacques Bruno Michel Menuet, Dundee, GB;
Jonathan Sinclair Hughes, Fife, GB;
Oliver Norton, Dundee, GB;
Jonathan Ball, Dundee, GB;
William Henderson, Dundee, GB;
David Scott Jones, Fife, GB;
Russell William Kay, Dundee, GB;
Michael Dailly, Dundee, GB;
Luke Joseph Halliwell, Dundee, GB;
Jacques Bruno Michel Menuet, Dundee, GB;
Jonathan Sinclair Hughes, Fife, GB;
Oliver Norton, Dundee, GB;
Jonathan Ball, Dundee, GB;
William Henderson, Dundee, GB;
Real-Time Worlds, Ltd., Dundee, GB;
Abstract
A method of executing a computer application in the context of a computer model comprising the steps of retrieving computer model data from a model server, retrieving application information from an application server, and executing said application information in the context of the model in an execution environment.