Method and system for distributing simulated physical objects and systems in a networked environment
OwnerRobert William Schmiederinventor
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A method and system for distributing computer simulations in a network environment at zero bandwidth. The system comprises four networked computers: a Generator, Manager, Client, and Server. The Generator creates the simulations in the form of components and assembly instructions. The Manager stores, manages, and distributes the components and instructions, and also references to those simulations on the Server. In operation, the Client requests a document from the Server, examines it for previously known indicators, and triggers the re-assembly of the simulation on the Client using locally stored components. Zero bandwidth results from doing the computer-intensive work at run time entirely on the Client. The invention has the additional advantage of requiring zero modification to the Server.
A method for distributing simulations of objects and systems on a computer network, wherein:
A system and method for distributing simulated objects and systems on a computer network wherein:
A system for distributing simulated objects and systems on a computer network comprising:
A method of distributing simulated objects and systems on a computer network comprising two steps, wherein:
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