May 21, 2020
3-Dimensional Interior Design Visualization of Kitchen by Orphicia Designs
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3-Dimensional Interior Design Visualization of Kitchen by Orphicia Designs
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Part 1 of a series of tutorials on the Javascript library D3.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgFZqJiTz3k)
Seeing sound is really useful. We hear all the time and understanding how this information travels through space and time is illuminating.
#fmsphotoaday 3.9.13: Lines - Once upon a time when I was in Uni I made a 3D real life Tetris visualization. I made pieces in different colors by laser cutting Perspex. 10 different colours for 10 levels, of each shape per colour. This was so long ago, I miss design and fabrication. #lines #tetris #visulaization #perspex #design #fabrication #lasercut (at Wilkinson Building, University of Sydney)
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In a bioengineering laboratory at Stanford University, Christopher Contag, a microbiologist, is designing new approaches to “virtual” pathology. He has created a variety of instruments that can travel the esophagus, stomach and intestine, allowing pathologists to probe for cancers by peering in three dimensions below the surface of the skin.
THIS IS SO COOL. Multi-dimensional data, presented with such clarity. It'll be fun to see how these shape up for individual players, and how they compare to your "average" NBA player, etc, etc.
