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Apple agreed this week to buy Israel-based PrimeSense for $350 million. PrimeSense is best known for making the 3D motion-tracking technology inside Via Grant Montgomery
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Virtuality and augmented reality has changed the way we can interact with an environment and this can be used to push the design industry forward. We have seen many improvements in many areas thanks to improvements ... Via Pekka Puhakka
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Brève présentation de l'utilisation de l'application mobile Aurasma pour intégrer des ressources numériques dans un manuel imprimé, par réalité augmentée. Le... Via Fabienne, Caroline Soubic, David Vergnon
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Layar founder starts new venture for Google Glass apps Via Pekka Puhakka
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Movement tracking could get a whole lot more granular if the New York-based startup behind this wearable sensor gets its way. Notch, currently being shown off..
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This week's top 10 tech includes a sleep mask that can help us understand our dreams, and medical glasses to help doctors and nurses see veins. Via Tiaan Jonker
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Image: turkletom/Flickr Augmented reality (AR) provides a live view of a physical, real-world environment whose are augmented by computer-generated inp Via Grant Montgomery
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UT Dallas computer scientists have developed a technique to make 3D images faster and with more accuracy. The method uses anisotropic triangles to create 3D "mesh" computer graphics that more accurately approximate the shapes of the original objects, and in a shorter amount of time than current techniques…
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Via Serge Meunier
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Digital artist and interaction designer Daniel Brown continues to tweak and evolve his eye-popping series of computer-generated flowers, this time commissioned by the Art Fund's RENEW program for exhibition at the D'Arcy Thompson Zoology Museum in... Via Club de TeleMatique
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My stab at a Rostock style 3D printer. I was inspired to mock this up after I felt bad for making a long post about why you shouldn't use threaded rod for a ... Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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The next wave of robots will be able to comprehend human speech, navigate socially appropriate behaviors, travel long and short distances independently. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Because they deserve only the finest. What better way to show we care than finding the perfect gifts for our tech-savvy friends? Verizon understands that regular holiday gifts won't work on eve... Via Jesús Hernández, ThePinkSalmon
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Designer Ross Lovegrove has 3D-printed a set of six gold rings, which are to go on display during Design Miami. Via Growthobjects
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Meta Augmented Reality Smart Glasses now available for preorder on crowd funding site Kickstarter. Via Pekka Puhakka
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Le groupe rachète une start-up israélienne, à l'origine notamment de la technologie de détection de mouvements utilisée sur le capteur Kinect de la console Xbox. Via Herve Ansanay, juandoming
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Ubleam est la « Start-up française de la semaine » dans le cadre de notre concours Start-Up Presse-Citron. Le mois de Novembre est consacré à la thématique « Marketing Innovant ». Via Jean Luc Boulin
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November 28, 2013 8:14 AM
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Jusqu’ici, le champ d’application de l’Oculus Rift se limitait aux jeux vidéo. Mais dans un futur très proche, le casque de réalité virtuelle pourra être utilisé pour fournir de nouvelle expérience cinématographique. Via Laurent Brixius
Laurent Brixius's curator insight,
November 24, 2013 1:04 PM
L'expérience doit être absolument saisissante... mais à la place de la jeune femme sur la photo, j'éviterais de me tenir comme cela au somment d'une montagne avec un casque de réalité virtuelle sur le nez ;-)
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Every week at an NIH drug-testing lab, a robotics system performs millions of experiments faster and with greater precision than any human could. The simple goal: to find new treatments and cures. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Un groupe de chercheurs cardiologues de l’Université de Louisville – Kentucky, espère parvenir à « produire » entièrement des cœurs humains d’ici 10 ans. Le tout serait bien sûr recrée depuis les cellules du patient concerné. Un projet incroyablement ambitieux susceptibles, pour le coup, de révolutionner la médecine et qui serait, sans conteste, le plus haut fait d’arme de l’impression 3D depuis sa création. Et de surcroît, une innovation qui réglerait énormément de drames quotidiens et de choix cornéliens en remplaçant (sûrement partiellement) les problématiques de dons d’organes et de listes d’attentes.
Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering have developed a faster 3D printing process and are now using it to model and fabricate heterogeneous objects, which comprise multiple materials. Via Andrea Graziano
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"inForm" est une incroyable interface qui permet d'interagir à distance avec des objets, grâce à un affichage 3D tangible couplé à un capteur de mouvement Via clodclode
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Our friends at 3D Total have released a male anatomy figure in their shop. It was created through a very successful Kickstarter project in April 2013. The project received over Via Dulci
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"The end of "do not touch": Use the Smithsonian X 3D Explorer to explore and manipulate museum objects like never before. Create and share your own scenes and print highly detailed replica of original Smithsonian collection pieces." Via Beth Dichter
Vicki Hansen's curator insight,
November 24, 2013 7:42 PM
Awesome interactive for students. Hope it continues to expand objects. 
Van Duyse Olivier's curator insight,
December 1, 2013 6:41 AM
The new digital museum ... Opens opportunity's for digital education 
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
December 23, 2013 3:13 AM
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