Obviously I am more than a fan and observer of touch based computing. Having evangelized “Immersive Touch” for more years than I would like to admit, I read with great interest the latest TechCrunch piece “Touching: All Rumors Point To The End Of Keys/Buttons” … Computing, as we know it, is on the verge of a ...
A great article on MaxPing – IT giants back up open source 3D Web First prototype of the 3D web is already run at thousands of Opensim servers all around the globe. The 3D Web bears similarities to 2D Web; Users can follow links to teleport from a 3D world to another one. 3D Viewers ...
Looks like we were a few days ahead of this one here! Via eschoolnewsImagine you’re back in school, and you’re learning about the human body. You open your book and see the flat image of a skeleton on your page. You imagine what it must really look like and try to study as best you can. ...
An interesting article via CNN regarding broadcasting 3D content (using a duel lens camera) below. Couch and I have explored the concept over the past year or so & have priced 3D cameras in the process. Certainly a future direction to explore. 3-D television expected to come to homes in 2010“TV finally becomes real” in ...
A sign of a robust and growing community are the projects and services that arise around that communities focus. with Opensim these projects and services are specialized grids and hosting providers. Over the past few years we have watched Opensim evolve from an interesting open source project to a project and community that is leading ...
Exponential growth is non-intuitive. Its effects are not obvious until the growth has occurred for so time (as we are nearing with information technology). One of these reason is that the doubling of small numbers just are not super impressive. As Ray Kurzweil points out – 30 step linear growth you get to 30 in 30 ...
Another wonderful post by Leon Cych of the Learn 4 Life Blog ! Over the last six months, through a series of interviews with people from around the globe, I have been mapping out some of the major developments in this field. The trouble is that presently, technological advances are happening so fast, some days, in ...
I have been thinking for some time, “How do school libraries evolve over the next 20 years?”. With e-Book gaining traction, the internet doubling in size and power every few years, and visual computing becoming more prevalent, I wonder to what degree libraries dedicate (at least a portion) of their resources to “Advanced Visual Learning ...
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