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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Land8
by Fred Abler It’s Sunday. Now that we can’t get the New York Times Sunday print edition, and the LA Times is downright anorexic, I find Sundays much longer than they used to be. The interwebs are largely dead on … Continue reading
Holo’ Tek – Glasses Free 3D for Tablets
by Fred Abler You have to love StarTrek if only for the tech… phasers, transporters, tri-quarters, replicators, holodecks… You name it, Star Trek’nology was some cool kit! In one of my favorite tech segments, Captain Picard orders “Earl Grey- HOT!!”, … Continue reading
Sweet Genius!
by Fred Abler The Food Network has a new show called Sweet Genius. At first I was skeptical, but the strange charisma of Master Pasty Chef, Ron Ben-Israel (judge), his wacky IS’ray-lee accent, and, the shows design-school-studio format, have won … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Controller, For Fun, Maker Movement, Tools
Tagged 3D Printing, Additive Manufacturing, Choc Creator, ChocALM, Chocolate, edible art, Food Network, FormFonts 3D, Fused Deposition Modeling, Gabriel Concha, Iron Chef, physibles, rapid prototyping, Ron Ben-Israel, Shapeways, Stratasys, Sweet Genius
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Towards a ‘Sixth Sense’
by Fred Abler I admit to a weakness for GeoPorn. I am not ashamed. I subscribe to all the cable channels : Discovery, NatGeo, Science Channels (both 1 and 2), The BBC, and the Travel Channel. My all-time favorite shows … Continue reading
Posted in Augmented Reality, Theory & Concepts, Virtual Reality
Tagged 3D Models, 3D Planning, Architecture, Augmented Reality, Continuous Partial Attention, David Pogue, Design, digital design, Feelspace, FormFonts, Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering, Fred Abler, GeoDesign, geomagnetism, GeoPorn, GIS, l'espace indicible, Magnetic Research, NOVA, Our Magnetic Earth, rare earth, Sharks, Sixth Sense, Sketchup, virtual design, Voxels
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Approval from City Hall – May the Force be with You!
by Fred Abler The Wall Street Journal reported last week that George Lucas of Star Wars fame has finally given up on Marin County. In a bitterly worded letter, Lucasfilms pulled all of its building plans out of Marin, the … Continue reading
Hey Algorithm, It’s a flat plane
By Marc Fredrickson Okay, I’m trying to be positive because I’m very excited about the emerging technology, and it will get there–there, being good enough to actually use–but I’m tired of seeing scanned buildings and interiors that are in reality … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Theory & Concepts
Tagged 3d capture tool, 3D content, 3D Models, FormFonts, FormFonts 3D, FormFonts 3D Models, model from photograph, model making
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Autodesk 3ds Max 2013 Features Announced
For Revit to 3ds Max users it looks like they’ve got “Enhanced interoperability with Autodesk Revit Architecture: Revit files are now directly supported, enabling 3ds Max artists to select a data view of choice to load from within the Revit … Continue reading
