Aug 18, 2014
By David Briggs on August 18th 2014 Omote 3D is a Japanese company who is doing some very cool stuff with realtime 3D tracking, Projection Mappying and 3D Printing. In the video below you will see that the effects and graphics were created beforehand but that there is a program allowing it to track her […]
Dec 09, 2012
Queen guitarist and stereoscopic expert Brian May wishes everyone “a Stereoscopic Queen Christmas!” with new 3D photo packages.
Apr 20, 2012
Arqball have updated ArqBall Spin – an IOS application that creates interactive 3D visualisations, with 3D Labelling.
Apr 12, 2012
3D Focus has joined forces with a leading lenticular 3D expert to offer a one day workshop for photographers wanting to use 3D to generate extra revenue.
eSUN is a popular Chinese filament manufacturer which offers a variety of different, innovative 3D printing filaments. Today the eSUN team announced a new addition to its special filament – BRONZE!! “We aim to produce such kind of filament, not only the colour of bronze, but also the metallic of bronze, you can easily finished one bronze […]
Written by the founder Paul D. Sprague The Post Road Press at Two Ems is developing what it calls Graille text processing on the Connecticut shoreline. It enhances legibility by assigning 3D levels to each word based on its statistical rarity. This helps reluctant or marginal readers pick out the sense in a paragraph because […]
By David Briggs – Stealth mode augmented reality start-up Magic Leap has raised $542 million in Series B financing. Google and Qualcomm led the round of financing, some of the other investors includeLegendary Entertainment, KKR, Vulcan Capital, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Andreessen Horowitz and Obvious Ventures. The Senior Vice President of Android and Chrome will […]
A 3D printer is fairly straightforward in what it does: it prints three-dimensional objects. In a nutshell, it's the process of turning a digital file into something you can hold, touch, and use. It takes advantage of something called "additive processes." This basically means that when you watch the printer print out your digital file, it will look like […]
