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Tag Archives: Minority Report
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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Electric BrowserMobiles
by Fred Abler The progressive state of Nevada just issued Google’s driverless vehicles its first “drivers” licence. That’s right, a machine got a learner’s permit. Google’s autonomous cars can now drive themselves on any Nevada roadway – as long as … Continue reading
Posted in Augmented Reality, For Fun, Services, Uncategorized
Tagged Autonomobiles, Autonomous Vehicles, Belgian Driver's test, Browsermobiles, Commuter Coffee, distracted driving, Drive Time, Driver's license, Driver's license test, Edward Tenner, electric vehicles, FormFonts 3D, Fred Abler, Google, Google Motives, Law of unintended consequences, Lexus 2054, Minority Report, Nevada, Nevada DMV, Smart Geometry, Starbucks, TED Talks, texting while driving
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