Comment l’impression 3D va révolutionner le monde et le retail
The 10 most insane and mind-blowing 3D projection mapping shows ever
3D projection on trees in Sidney Intel ultrabook 3d tour Samsung: 3d mapping projection performed on a human face Hyundai Projection Mapping Peugeot motion & emotion 3d projection mapping Prague Astronomical Clock – 600th Anniversary Show Great Films Fill Rooms Alchemy of light – dance and 3d projection mapping Sweater – awesome 3d mapping projection music video O (Omicron) Hot Wheels Secret Race Battle – 3D projection mapping in Sydney
Technologies d'impression 3 d ous Trois dimensions - Valeur Imprimer
3D printing has developed since the end of the 1990s, and has really been honed in the last two years. The procedure involves taking thin two-dimensional cross-sections of a 3D object. These cross-sections are then produced by agglomerating powder using a bonding agent. As they are stacked on top of each other, the cross-sections form a three-dimensional object. After printing, it is possible to increase the object’s volume by 30% using specific processes. A wide range of post processing opens up possibilities for numerous applications.
Imprimer en 3D
Historique: créé vers 2005, premier objet "grand public" en 2008. Opensource ET openhardware: nombreux dérivés et variations matérielles
The Lovemarks Company - New Directors' Showcase
New Directors' Showcase 2014 - How to Enter This year's Showcase will be held on Thursday 19th June in Cannes. Entries are now open. For details on entry guidelines please click here. About The Showcase The legendary Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors’ Showcase has become one of the genuine highlights of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. The Showcase features the very best new directing talent from around the world and from an initial line up of several hundred directors, the Saatchi & Saatchi Worldwide Creative Board make the final selection. Notable directors who have appeared in past Showcases include Fredrik Bond, Chris Cunningham, Nicolai Fuglsig, Jonathan Glazer, Michel Gondry, Spike Jonze, Danny Kleinman, David LaChapelle, Chris Palmer, The Perlorian Brothers, Jason Reitman, Mark Romanek, Tarsem, Traktor, Kinka Usher, and Ivan Zacharias. Each year we wrap the Showcase around a theme. Music Video Challenge NDS Panel Discussion - Cannes
Synth
Patchwerk lets you control a massive analog synthesizer from your browser, and streams the results back to you and everyone connected. The interface on this site is linked to a physical synth cabinet connected to the world's largest homemade modular synth, currently housed at the MIT Museum. Turn a knob here, and Patchwerk will turn a motorized knob on the cabinet. If someone at the Museum grabs a knob, you'll see it turn too. When you first connect, you'll be in OBSERVE mode, which means that you can hear the synth and see what the controllers are doing, but won't be able to activate the knobs or buttons yourself. To switch to CONTROL mode, enter your name in the box at right. Patchwerk relies on HTML5, and requires an up-to-date and standards-compliant web browser.
L'impression 3D nanométrique avance à grands pas
Des chercheurs de l'Université de Technologie de Vienne ont accompli un bond de géant dans le domaine de l'impression 3D nanométrique, tant du côté de la précision que de la vitesse d'impression. Si l'impression 3D se démocratise à l'échelle du centimètre, il n'en est pas encore de même pour les impressions de très petite taille. Mais les chercheurs travaillent activement sur des procédés pour créer des objets de taille largement inférieure au millimètre, avec des détails de l'ordre du micron. Un enjeu stratégique pour bien des domaines, du biomédical aux nanotechnologies. Le problème principal de l'impression 3D nanométrique est la lenteur des méthodes actuelles.L'Université de Technologie de Vienne s'est penchée sur l'une d'entre elles, la « lithographie à deux photons ». Jusqu'ici, ce processus ne pouvait imprimer qu'à une vitesse de quelques millimètres par secondes (on mesurait la vitesse d'impression de la ligne solide créer par le laser).
The Most Useful Productivity Tool in a Browser
June 27, 2012 Have you ever done a websearch to find a fact or resource and ended up in a big, long webpage? It happens to me all the time. More often that I would care to admit, as I search through a website, I’ll find something else of interest and eventually lose focus on what I was there looking for originally. For the most part, I tend to use Google Chrome and a quick CTRL-F or Command-F is so helpful when I need to find something in a long webpage. I read once where CTRL-F/Command-F is one of the great 21st Century Literacies . So, if it’s such a great feature, why isn’t there a feature like that for mobile? Until now! The newest version of the Diigo Browser has it covered. And, wouldn’t you know it – one of the options is a magnifying class – the universal symbol for search. You can see that it overlays the Route 1812 site I talked about yesterday. Suppose I was interested in where “trail” appears in the document? How cool is that? Rate this: i Rate This Like this: Like Loading...
Synapse for Kinect
SYNAPSE for Kinect Update: There’s some newer Kinect hardware out there, “Kinect for Windows”. This hardware is slightly different, and doesn’t work with Synapse. Be careful when purchasing, Synapse only supports “Kinect for Xbox”.
Impression 3D | Navicorp
By Chris AndersonMarch 29, 2011 |12:00 pm |Wired April 2011 Limor Fried— building the DIY revolution one resistor at a time. Photo: Andrew Tingle Limor Fried is a maker’s maker.
