Our Services

With more than 20 years of experience, Crvena Tipka provides reliable and innovative support in digital transformation, ensuring clients a competitive advantage in the market.

Studio 6DOF develops high-quality digital solutions—from web and mobile applications to complex software systems—using the latest technologies to ensure a competitive advantage for its clients.

Currently we’re working on:

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Systems for Bus Ticket Sales

Θ Core System
• Defines routes, departures, prices, and discounts
• Enables specification of fare systems based on zone/location, distance, price matrix, or time until departure
• Supports sales of return tickets and transfer tickets, with or without seat numbering
• Provides integration with mobile terminals for ticket sales and validation
• Offers an API for web shop implementation
• Includes a web interface for counter sales and system management
• Various types of reports

Θ Additional Modules
• Dispatcher Module – Monitors bus occupancy and enables ad-hoc capacity increases
• Station Module – Manages parking and platform docking fees
• Inventory and Cash Desk Module – Manages additional items (including those with serial numbers) and handles cash payments and withdrawals
• Integration Module –Enables integration with other ticketing systems

Θ Usage models
• On-premises or dedicated cloud system – Designed for large transport operators
• Software as a service (SaaS) – Multiple smaller operators share the same cloud instance of the system, with strict data separation to ensure that each operator can access only their own data, despite sharing the platform.

2.

Django development

• For clients who need rapid development of a simple full-stack system with a basic web interface, we offer fast delivery based on the Django Python framework.

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Services for Foreign Markets

• Internationally we are known as Studio 6DOF, but on the Croatian market we work under the brand Crvena Tipka

Our presence as Studio 6DOF began in the U.S. market in 2005.

Our first project was the Discovery Center at Las Vegas Springs Preserve, where we developed software for 17 interactive exhibits.

This was followed by British Columbia Explorer—a promotional flying carpet simulator showcasing British Columbia as part of the province’s marketing campaign for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games. The simulator was installed and used in the Canadian Pavilion at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, as well as at several locations across Canada during the 2010 Games.

In this project, we combined cutting-edge hand position recognition technologies of the time with high-end terrain modeling and graphics inspired by military flight simulators, along with the creative vision of our client who handled the design—resulting in a truly spectacular and engaging exhibit.

Around that time, we also shifted our focus to projects for the National Park Service and Lexus.

Notable projects from that period include:
– Lexus Golf Cart Challenge
– Lexus interactive Kiosks at the Chicago Bulls arena in Chicago
– Break the Code
– National Museum of Jazz New Orleans

Since mid-2017, we have been collaborating with the startup “Torque3” on the development of a platform for neurorehabilitation of stroke recovery patients. We are responsible for the entire software system, including tools for managing a fleet of simulators deployed across various client clinic locations. In addition, we also serve as Torque3’s IT support team, ensuring seamless and reliable IT operations.

You can read more about this platform at www.torque3.com.

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