Make sure you get out your cyan/red glasses! Best 3D settings, full color, right-left swap, and 1080p quality. I decided to reverse myself eating a poptart. ...
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Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Reversed Eating in 3D (Glasses Required)
Reversed Eating in 3D (Glasses Required) Video Clips. Duration : 2.43 Mins.
Make sure you get out your cyan/red glasses! Best 3D settings, full color, right-left swap, and 1080p quality. I decided to reverse myself eating a poptart. ...
Make sure you get out your cyan/red glasses! Best 3D settings, full color, right-left swap, and 1080p quality. I decided to reverse myself eating a poptart. ...
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Forget Siri, check out holographic terminator!
Forget Siri, check out holographic terminator! Tube. Duration : 1.77 Mins.
I decided to build my own virtual assistant. When I found this beautiful 3D model by "Dazzawalla" (link below) and being a big fan of the movies, the choice was quickly made. This time I used not only the skeleton tracking of the Kinect SDK, but also the speech recognition, which works despite my Belgian accent. The resulting "assistent" has a bit of an attitude, but is fun to play with nevertheless. The image is projected onto the wall using a small LED projector (hence the low light level in the room). The Microsoft Kinect is placed behind me but could be anywhere. The code supports anaglyph 3D, so with glasses on it looks pretty convincing in real life too. I recently added reflections to my little 3D engine, so this was the perfect test for it. One possible improvement that could be made is to use the camera image for the reflection. I hope you like it! I'll be back. 3D model: Terminator by Dazzawalla: www.turbosquid.com
I decided to build my own virtual assistant. When I found this beautiful 3D model by "Dazzawalla" (link below) and being a big fan of the movies, the choice was quickly made. This time I used not only the skeleton tracking of the Kinect SDK, but also the speech recognition, which works despite my Belgian accent. The resulting "assistent" has a bit of an attitude, but is fun to play with nevertheless. The image is projected onto the wall using a small LED projector (hence the low light level in the room). The Microsoft Kinect is placed behind me but could be anywhere. The code supports anaglyph 3D, so with glasses on it looks pretty convincing in real life too. I recently added reflections to my little 3D engine, so this was the perfect test for it. One possible improvement that could be made is to use the camera image for the reflection. I hope you like it! I'll be back. 3D model: Terminator by Dazzawalla: www.turbosquid.com
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