Amir Shapiro and the 3-limbed spider-robot.
The user interface for interacting with 3D objects on a computer screen is still unfolding. I like this one. Houston Neal sent me this fascinating video:
There’s been a lot of buzz in the Apple blogosphere over a patent for 3D head-tracking. Apple recently filed for a technology that allows users to move an object (on a computer screen) by simply moving their head or body. There’s no need for a mouse or keyboard any more; just look behind an image and it will rotate with you. To help visualize this, Software Advice put together a video of how this could be used in 3D modeling:
Friday, January 8, 2010
Chinese manufacturer Haier is showing off a 32-inch TV set at CES that runs completely wireless.
The video is provided by a DVD player using wireless HDMI, which is something a lot of manufacturers also offer. But the real eye-opener: The TV is powered without electrical wires.
Joel
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