What is a webcast?

A webcast is a live broadcast (including audio) via the Internet directly into your browser.
We will show you a presentation, and we can transmit our desktop directly to your screen.
This enables us to demonstrate the software live as you are watching, and you can interact, ask questions, and have particular details shown to you.

Private 1-on-1 webcasts

We often do private 1-on-1 demonstrations via the web for interested prospects to discuss how this technology might come into use in their projects. If you would like us to set-up such an event for you and your team, please contact us.

Public webcasts

20 August: TLEM: A new detailed lower extremity model
Speaker: Sebastian Dendorfer, AnyBody Technology

Technicalities

Notice that you need a PC with a speaker and an internet browser to participate.
Both the audio and the presentation are transmitted via IP/the internet.
Questions can be asked during the webcast and after the webcast in the Q&A session via chat.

Test your browser and operating system by joining a test meeting here.
Download the instructions to set up the audio here.