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Tag Archives: 3D Models
Z-Space : Holographic 3D with Spatial Persistence
The Z-Space display is being developed by a California company called Infinite Z. By tracking user’s eye movements with 3D glasses, the display creates not only the illusion of 3 dimensionality – but unlike most 3D systems – it persists … Continue reading
ESRI just got a whole lot more… 3D
Esri announced this week the availability of CityEngine Web Viewer in ArcGIS Online this week, allowing anyone with a WebGL-enabled browser to navigate and explore uploaded 3D cities and environments created in CityEngine 2012. It is, in a word, awesome. … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Models, 3D Tech, Architecture, BIM, GeoDesign, Reality Hacking, Reviews
Tagged 3D GIS, 3D Maps, 3D Models, City of Philadelphia, CityEngine, ESRI, Geodesign Tools, Sam Pfeifle, Spar Point Group., Urban Design tools
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IKEA adds AR to 2013 Print Catalog – Meh!
by Fred Abler As a whole, the publishing industry has been decimated by the Internet. So if you still have a global publication with a circulation of 211,000 million copies per annum, you don’t just end it. Instead, you leverage … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Tech, Augmented Reality, Interior Design, Pre-viz, Services, Theory & Concepts, Virtual Design and Construction
Tagged 2013 Furniture Catalog, 3D model, 3D Models, Andreas Dahlqvist, Augmented Reality, catalog publishing, creative officer, e-commerce, FormFonts, FormFonts 3D, Free IKEA App, Gabriel Concha, IKEA, IKEA 3D Models, McCann Creative, merchandising, Sketchup, X-ray vision
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Brilliant Lighting Design – Delta V Series Pendants
by Fred Abler For functional beauty, it’s hard to beat lighting. The function is brilliantly clear, and the beauty.. well it’s hard to make something that glows ugly. Consequently there is a lot of good lighting, but truly brilliant lighting … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Interior Design, Reviews, SketchUp, Uncategorized
Tagged 3D Models, Alexander Wiliams, Architects, astrodynamics, Bicycle Wheel sculpture, Charles Brill, chop-socky, Delta Pendant Light, Delta Pendant Series, Eames, Edward Hopper, Excell Floor Lamp, forced association, Gabriel Concha, ICFF, Interior Architects, Interior Designers, International Contemporary Furniture Faire, lighting, lighting design, Noguchi, RBW, Request 3D Model. FormFonts 3D Models, Rhode Island School of Design, Rich Brilliant Willing, RISD, semantics, Sketchup, Theo Richardson, Trig Floor Lamp, tripod floor lamps
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Leap Motion – Mocap for 3D Modelers
by Fred Abler The interwebs are abuzz about a new motion sensor from Leap Motion. This USB sensor is smaller than an ALTOIDS tin, plugs into your computer, and delivers the best motion capture (mocap) the world has ever seen. … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Tech, SketchUp, Theory & Concepts
Tagged 3D Models, biometric security technology, computational Fluid Dynamics, contactless medicine, David Holz, direct manipulation interface, FormFonts 3D Models, Fred Abler, gesture interface, inverse kinematics, keyless access, Leap Motion, Michael Buckwald, Minority Report, mocap, motion capture, MudBox, non-contact vein scanning, organic creation, plastic clay, pulse app, Push-Pull, Sculptris, Sketchup, Star Trek, Steve Jobs, tangible interface, Tricorder, UI, UNC, USB sensor, virtual clay, Z-brush, zero latency
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Converting a SketchUp model to a Revit Family – Video
By Russell Davidson and Marc Fredrickson Awhile back we posted the process of taking a SketchUp model and converting it to a Revit family. The process we detailed the steps we go through to get a model into Revit that would … Continue reading
How2™ apply Trend Textures™ in SketchUp
Cerused Oak is making quite a comeback… from way back. In the 1500’s Venetian ceruse (white lead) was used widely as a cosmetic. The skin-whitener gave wearers that deadly-pale look of upward Nobility. Queen Elizabeth the 1st of England was … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Tech, Interior Design, Rendering, Services, SketchUp
Tagged 3D model Stock, 3D Models, Alan Fraser, Apply materials in SketchUp, apply SketchUp textures, apply textures in SketchUp, Ascetics, design upgrade cycle, enhanced woodgrain, FormFonts 3D, FormFonts YouTube Channel, Fred Abler, furniture-as-art, high touch, How2 Videos, import SketchUp textures, interior architecture, interior design, Limed Oak, Master 3D Modeler, minimalism, Mizuki cabinets, Project materials in SketchUp, project textures in Sketchup, Queen Elizabeth 1st, SketchUp Materials, SketchUp Textures, Trend Textures, Venegas and Company, Venetian Ceruse
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