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The 3D ‘Content Problem’

Posted on October 12, 2012 by Formfonts 3D Models

by Fred Abler A problem with most CAD software companies is they are not abundant thinkers. They operate in a paradigm of scarcity. The market is a zero-sum game. There are ‘winners and losers’, and so content creators and other … Continue reading →

Posted in 3D Models, 3D Printing, 3D Tech, BIM, Digital Fabrication, History, Maker Movement, Physible, Reviews, SketchUp, Theory & Concepts, Uncategorized | Tagged Apple Maps fiasco, CAD content, CAD Marketing, copyright on 3D objects, DEP for 3D, Digital Rights Management, DRM for 3D, Google Maps, Intellecutal Ventures, Nathan Myhrvold, Patents for 3D Printing, quality 3D content, software industry, the content problem

Living 3D – Hover’s Tactical Tech

Posted on June 19, 2012 by Formfonts 3D Models

by Fred Abler Previously when wars ended, military tech put on civilian clothes and went in search of a consumer market. But given the 21st century invention of ‘perpetual war’, this technology transfer cycle is now far less obvious. We … Continue reading →

Posted in 3D Tech, Architecture, Augmented Reality, Holographic Technology, SketchUp, Tools | Tagged 3D mapping, A.J. Altman, advanced mapping technologies, Alive Web, crowdsourced 3D maps, datedness, Dr. Edward Lu, Google, Google Maps, Google StreetView, holographic 3D maps, Hover, Living 3D, microsoft, military tech transfer, Navy Seal, Non Photorealistic Representation, NPR, Om Malik, perpetual war, photosynth, Street View, technology transfer, USMC

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