Panowalker

Panowalker is a brand new solution for realistic walkthrough virtual tour creating. Panowalker accepts spherical and cylindrical panoramic images. Spherical panoramic images can be obtainted through stitching - use your fisheye lens and digital camera to shoot fisheye images and stitch them with panoramic images stitching software like Easypano Panoweaver.
Cylindrical panoramic images can be obtained from 360 degree panoramic attachment, like Kaidan 360 One VR and 0-360 Panoramic Optic - use these attachments to get donut pictures and then use the software from the equipment provider to unwrap the image and get the cylindrical panorama.
In order to create a walkthrough effect in the virtual tour, the panoramas should be taken equidistantly. When shooting the fisheye images or one-shot images, you need to make sure the distance between every adjacent shooting point is the same. The dimension of each panorama should be the same (width under 2000 and height under 1000), in order to make the tour smooth.
The workflow of Panowalker is quite simple. You just need to import the panoramic images that you have taken and import a map of the virtual tour place. Then you can set paths in the map to decide which way you want the tour to go. You can use the generated virtual tours if you are working in real estate, restaurants, tourism, hotels and many other fields.
It is powerful because the walking paths lead the viewer to walk in the place to experience the whole view. In realistic walkthrough virtual tours, you could click a hotspot, or click "step forward" to walk freely - you can stop at any point to turn around and see the panoramic view.System requirementsPIII 800 MHz or faster processor
1 GB RAM or more
Network interface card or modem must be installed
Video display of 800*600 pixels or higher with 256 colors
Sun JRE (Java Runtime Environment) 1.6 or later version
Limitations in the unregistered versionNag screen
Watermark on the output