Realtime Technology (RTT) AG will be answering these questions at its 10th RTT Conference entitled ‘Sharing Visions.’ Creative minds and visionaries from all over the world will gather at this annual visualisation summit on May 07-08, 2009.  The company has chosen the “Alte Kongresshalle” (Old Congress Hall) in its hometown of Munich as the location for the tenth anniversary of the event.  The classic-modern architecture of this building provides the perfect backdrop for a visually-oriented event of this calibre.

The RTT Conference is a unique platform for product developers, designers and managers, as well as marketing and sales specialists.  Practical knowledge and solutions for working with visualisation will be imparted in presentations, theme specials and discussions.  Top-class speakers from innovative, global companies such as Tokyo Design International, ICON Aircraft, Toyota, Ferrari, Porsche and BMW will be talking about the design of modern product lifecycles.  They will be using practical examples to focus on current trends and technologies in high-end visualisation, as well as demonstrating how these can benefit development, decision-making processes and customer base growth.

The concept behind the RTT Conference has been extensively refined.  It is now possible for all participants to participate in all presentations without missing a single one.  An evening event will ease the demanding nature of knowledge transfer and provide a relaxed atmosphere for personal exchanges and networking.  Theme lounges with integrated partner exhibitions will offer variety on both days as well as inspirational insight into diverse areas of application.

A real highlight of the event is set to be artist, futurist and concept designer Syd Mead’s presentation.  The CGI pioneer achieved worldwide acclaim thanks, in no small way, to his designs for numerous films such as the cyberpunk classic Blade Runner, Aliens and Mission: Impossible III.  This special will be made even more exciting by the participation of Chris Bangle, former head of Design at BMW Group, perhaps the most influential designer of the past decade.

For registration, press accreditation and comprehensive information about the programme and speakers at the RTT Conference 2009, visit the website www.rttconference.com