Podcasts about 3d modelling

Creating a turbo manifold isn't THAT hard but creating one that doesn't fall to pieces in harsh motorsport conditions is a different story. In this episode, we sit down with Full Race's Geoff Raicer — someone who understands turbocharger and manifold development better than most and is more than happy to share what he's learnt... plus a whole lot more.Use RACE50 to get $50 off HPA's 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbFull Race has been around for a long time and has always been known for building some of the best turbo manifolds and turbo kits available — primarily for the Honda, Mitsubishi, and Nissan markets. Geoff and Full Race were even instrumental in bringing Borg Warner's line of EFR turbochargers to the aftermarket and yet, despite that successful history, you won't find a single fabricated exhaust manifold for sale on Full Race's shop these days — so what happened?In this episode, we chart Geoff's journey towards founding Full Race just as the modified import scene began to explode, how his business evolved through some challenging years, and what it's morphed into today — a very different beast from its early days.This is a fascinating story that saw Geoff and his team pivot in an interesting direction during the 2008 financial crisis, involving themselves directly with Borg Warner and later Ford in the development and testing of the 2.3 inline-four and 3.5 V6 EcoBoost engines years before the public saw them. This relationship has continued and we now see a completely different Full Race that puts the majority of its eggs in the Ford basket, pumping out some of the best Raptor 3.5-litre Ecoboost go-fast parts seen anywhere in the world. This episode touches on a wide range of subjects that touches on a wide range of subjects — from the limitations faced by Geoff in the early days of turbocharging, to the secrets to building manifolds that don't fail, to some seriously technical discussions around turbochargers, working with OEMs, the ins and outs of Ford's EcoBoost 3.5 litre V6, plus a whole lot more. Follow Geoff here:IG: @fullracemotorsportsFB: Full-Race MotorsportsYT: Full-Race MotorsportsWWW: full-race.comDon't forget, you can use RACE50 to get $50 off HPA's 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbTime Stamps:3:28 How did you get into cars?6:43 Why were earlier turbo manifolds cracking and how did you fix them?19:02 Supporting the turbo22:55 Road to starting Full Race, building turbo manifolds27:28 Why did you go down the road of robotic welding?30:02 Where is Full Race at today, Ford Ecoboost?33:51 What is turbo lag?36:38 Twin scroll vs single scroll40:40 Why do OE manufacturers still focus on the aftermarket?50:23 Building relationship with Ford continued56:02 OEM's relationship with aftermarket and performance upgrades.58:53 Weak points of the 3.5L V6 Ford Ecoboost engines1:06:24 What does Full Race's product line look like for the F150?1:11:32 Challenges involved in casting products. Big upfront costs.1:15:45 Why did you completely change Full Race's direction to solely focus on the Ford Ecoboost platform?1:19:24 What's the difference between Gen2 and Gen3?1:21:13 Are there any other trucks you're looking to make kits for?1:26:00 Where do you see turbo technology heading

If you're planning a big race or street car build, it's worth thinking about how you can harness the power of 3D scanning, CAD, and additive manufacturing on the big jobs. In this episode, BBi Autosport's Dimitri Orlov explains how you can incorporate these tools into your build process, how he utilised them when building the infamous “Hoonipigasus” Porsche 911, and a whole lot more.Use “BBI50” to get $50 OFF your 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbBBi Autosport is one of the best known aftermarket Porsche specialists out there, pumping out a range of high-quality parts and builds over the last decade. Based at the company's California facility, Dimitri is the product development engineer behind it all, despite not having the educational background in mechanical engineering that you might expect of someone in his line of work.Dimitri is self taught, and that gives him a unique perspective on design and manufacturing. He talks us through his design process, and discusses how far technology has come in the last few years — both in terms of what it can achieve and how accessible it's become to the home enthusiast. Dimitri explains how the average person can harness all this tech to drastically trim down the amount of time and money being spent on a serious race or street car build. This then gets us on to the topic of 3D printing final parts in metal, and Dimitri dives into just how useful this technology has become. As he points out — sure, you might not have the capability to print metal at home, but it's now becoming viable to send your design to a third party which can then create the part using its own multi-million dollar printers.The conversation then moves on to Dimitri's most well-known project, the “Hoonipigasus” Porsche 911 hillclimb monster. This is a car that most people will be aware of and think they know a lot about, however Dimitri is able to give us some really interesting insights into the build, its immense challenges, and how he and his team overcame those challenges.Follow Dimitri and BBi Autosport here:IG: @orlovdesign, @bbiautosportYT: BBi AutosportWWW: orlovdesign.com, bbiautosport.com Don't forget, you can use “BBI50” to get $50 OFF your 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbTimestamps:4:06 How did you become passionate about the automotive industry?8:15 How did you learn your skillset?9:57 Does having shop floor experience make you a better designer?11:42 Are there any drawbacks to not having an engineering degree?15:51 When did you start diving into 3D modelling and CAD?20:32 What are the steps from CAD model to actually machining a physical part23:10 What did you do before working for BBI and what is BBI?32:28 Design process.43:06 Choosing the right manufacturing process for the part.51:07 Designing a manifold not just for 1000hp, but to fit and work on a factory vehicle.58:05 How has 3D scanning changed things for BBI?1:06:40 Are there affordable scanners that are worth buying?1:12:10 What CAD software do you use and why?1:20:46 Do you use FEA?1:27:18 What is the Hoonipigisus?1:31:15 Engine and gearbox configuration.1:34:28 Biggest challenge?1:38:49 Challenge of running a drive shaft from a rear trans to front differential?1:41:30 How much of a disadvantage would it have been rear wheel drive?1:48:50 Are there any key aspects you'd do differently?

If you like doing things yourself, building weird cars, and making the most of what you've got, this episode with Matt Brown — AKA Superfast Matt — is a must-listen.Use “FAST50” to get $50 OFF our 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport Course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbAfter walking out of college with an engineering degree, Matt Brown started his career developing engines for NASCAR teams, engineering various parts for Tesla in its early days, and working on secret projects for Apple. Then came 2020, and with lockdowns forcing Matt to work from home, he began investing more and more time into building interesting cars and showcasing his work on YouTube. After a while, Matt decided to take the plunge and commit to his Superfast Matt YouTube channel full time, which now has over 420,000 subscribers.In this conversation, Matt first talks us through his journey to full-time YouTubing, discussing how he earns enough to pay the bills and what kind of videos work best on his channel. We also spend time running through some of the fairly simple tools that Matt uses in his workshop with impressive results, covering basic CNC routers, 3D scanners and printers, and much more.Matt is best known for his crazy builds, including a CBR1000RR-engined Honda S600 and a Bonneville Landspeed streamliner. These interesting projects get airplay in this interview, but the real focus is on Matt's current obsession — a Dodge Viper built for the dirt.We dive deep into this unusual build, first by questioning Matt's sanity… After all, why would anyone want to do something like this? There's plenty of interesting fat to chew on here, with discussions on suspension geometry and performance, rear-end transplants, and more.  Since this podcast was recorded, Matt has taken the Viper out for its first offroad adventure check it out here: https://youtu.be/6d7aRoYvYs0?si=i4drFZyDyxlK0R5vFollow Superfast Matt here:IG: @superfastmatt  FB: Superfast MattYT: SuperfastMattTT: SuperfastmattDon't forget, you can use “FAST50” to get $50 OFF our 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport Course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbTimestamps:3:48 How did you become interested in cars?6:17 What companies have you worked for?8:29 Rules in motorsport.11:17 Why did you leave Nascar?12:50 Sodium-filled exhaust valves.13:47 Working for Tesla.26:35 What comes after Tesla?29:00 Starting a YouTube channel.36:43 Producing videos that get views.41:36 Is it easy to become a YouTube sensation?44:38 Access to CAD, 3D Printing and 3D scanning as a hobbyist.50:06 3D printing materials.57:48 Do you use 3D Scanning?1:03:35 What is a CNC router?1:12:57 How did you develop your composite skills?1:20:42 YouTube comments.1:23:57 Off-road Dodge Viper.1:32:55 Land speed car, what is it?1:40:00 Final three questions.

Is 3D printing going to replace CNC machining in the near future?Even your Mum has probably heard of 3D printing at this point, but what's not so well understood — even by enthusiasts — is just how quickly this technology is advancing, and what's now possible when it comes to making your car faster, stronger, and more capable. One person helping to push that technological envelope is this week's guest, Joe Dopkowski of 3D Systems.Use “3D50” to get $50 OFF our 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport Course:https://hpcdmy.co/CADbJoe has a background in mechanical engineering, and previous to working with 3D Systems, he spent time at OEM manufacturers developing parts for new vehicles. A long-time motorsport enthusiast, Joe has been able to combine his interests and work to push technological boundaries in the pursuit of more speed, working with F1 teams and aftermarket companies like BBi Autosport and English Racing. In this conversation, Joe starts out by talking us through the history of 3D printing, but what we're most interested in, is where the tech is at now, and where it's heading in the near future. Joe gets us up to speed here, discussing just how far this field has come in a short amount of time, and exactly what's possible right now with current 3D printing capabilities. This means printing not just prototype plastic parts, but producing ultra-strong, ultra-light finished components from titanium, aluminium, and nearly any other metal you can imagine. This episode goes deep on all things additive manufacturing, and is going to challenge any assumptions you might have about 3D printing. Prepare to open up a whole new world of possibilities when it comes to creating bespoke performance parts for your vehicle.  Follow 3D Systems here:IG: @3dsystemsFB: 3D Systems CorperationYT: 3D SystemsWWW: 3dsystems.comDon't forget, you can use “3D50” to get $50 OFF our 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport Course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbTimestamps:4:43 When did you develop an interest in cars?6:19 What does a mechanical engineering degree entail?12:20 What OE manufacturer did you work for and how was it?18:05 What is tolerance stacking?20:50 How did you end up working for 3D Systems?24:41 Overview of 3D systems.27:18 What's your role at 3D Systems?32:40 What does additive manufacturing mean?39:06 How do 3D systems plastic printers work?45:16 3D printing in F1.54:12 3D printing materials.1:00:20 Steps between 3D model and physically printing the part.1:04:47 How much are these plastic printers?1:06:54 How does metal printing work?1:11:29 Speed of printing metal vs plastic.1:13:11 Strength of metal printing.1:15:15 What areas of motorsport lend themselves to metal 3D printing?1:19:15 What is generative design?1:22:28 Cost of metal printers.1:26:44 3D printing in F1 part 2.1:35:42 What is 3D printing going to look like in 5 years?1:43:22 Final 3 questions.

Alderan Resources Ltd (ASX:AL8) managing director Scott Caithness sits down with Propactive's Jonathan Jackson to discuss results from last quarter and upcoming drilling at the New Years copper-gold prospect within its Frisco project in Utah, USA. This decision follows advanced 3D modelling of the historic Cactus-Comet copper-gold mines and detailed analysis using drone magnetics, which revealed multiple promising copper-gold deposit targets. Notably, the New Years prospect is identified by a significant magnetic low anomaly, roughly twice the size of that at Cactus, and is part of a larger complex anomaly encompassing three lows. Positioned 400 metres from Cactus along the NE-SW Cactus Canyon Fault structure, New Years presents potential mineralisation over a 1-kilometre stretch, evidenced by historical shallow drilling results such as 13.7 metres at 2.32% copper. Historically, the area has been underexplored since the 1960s and the existing shallow drilling has not adequately tested the anomaly. Drilling at New Years is scheduled to commence in late Q2 following permitting and site preparation, complemented by soil sampling to prioritise further drilling targets. Simultaneously, Alderan is progressing with a stream and rock sampling program in its seven lithium project areas in Minas Gerais, Brazil. This effort is part of its exploration activities in the region known as Lithium Valley, with initial assay results expected early May. #ProactiveInvestors #AlderanResources #ASX #FriscoProject, #UtahMining, #CopperGoldProspect, #NewYearsProspect, #DroneMagnetics, #3DModelling, #MiningExploration, #CactusComet, #Mineralisation, #Geology, #HistoricalDrilling, #SoilSampling, #DrillingTargets, #LithiumValley, #BrazilLithium, #StreamSampling, #RockSampling, #MiningIndustry, #ResourceExploration #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Abitibi Metals Corp CEO Jonathon Deluce joined Steve Darling from Proactive to unveil the company's first comprehensive 3D geological model for the B26 Polymetallic Deposit in Quebec. This milestone follows the company's entry into an option agreement with SOQUEM Inc., through which Abitibi Metals Corp aims to earn an 80% interest in the B26 Polymetallic Deposit over a period of seven years. Deluce shared with Proactive that this newly developed 3D geological model represents a significant advancement in the understanding of the geological controls of mineralization within the B26 Deposit. The model is expected to bolster confidence in mineral potential evaluation and refine ongoing drill planning initiatives. According to the model, the footprint of the deposit extends along a strike length of 1.6 kilometers by 0.8 kilometers at depth, occupying a corridor approximately 150 meters in width. Utilizing Oasis montaj grade modeling, section-to-section interpretation, and insights gleaned from Phase 1 drilling observations, Abitibi Metals Corp has identified high-priority expansion targets and trends both within and outside the main deposit area. These targets are slated for drilling in the second and third quarters of the year, with the company currently finalizing its plans for these activities. In addition to advancing exploration efforts, the company intends to further refine the 3D geological model with new results as assays from over 30 holes from its Phase 1 drill program become available. This iterative approach underscores Abitibi Metals Corp's commitment to leveraging cutting-edge geological modeling techniques to maximize the value of its exploration assets. As Abitibi Metals Corp continues to execute its exploration strategy at the B26 Polymetallic Deposit, investors can anticipate further updates on drilling progress, assay results, and the ongoing refinement of the geological model. With a clear focus on unlocking the full potential of its mineral assets, the company remains well-positioned to drive value for shareholders in the dynamic resource exploration sector. Stay tuned for further developments as Abitibi Metals Corp advances its exploration efforts in Quebec. #proactiveinvestors #atitibimetalscorp #cse #amq ##otc #amq #mining #B26Deposit #MiningInnovation #3DModelling #DrillingUpdate #ResourceExpansion #CopperGoldMining #ZincSilverDeposits #QuebecMining #MineralExploration #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

I sit down with Andrew Bullmore of VU.CITY to discuss how 3D models, digital twins and artificial intelligence tools can be used to do better, evidence-based planning and design and get more sustainable outcomes.  VU.CITY website: https://www.vu.city/SiteSolve generative AI: https://www.site-solve.co.uk/This is a sponsored episode. Thanks to VU.CITY for the support. Thanks for listening!Join the Green Urbanist Weekly newsletter: SubstackSupport the Podcast by Donation Contact Ross Website Linkedin Twitter Instagram

Nextech3D.ai CEO Evan Gappelberg joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share some exciting news about the company's latest developments. Nextech3D.ai has announced a significant expansion in its 3D modeling contract with Vornado Air, a prominent American company known for its expertise in manufacturing and marketing air circulators, air purifiers, heaters, and humidifiers. One particularly noteworthy aspect of this expansion is that Nextech3D.ai has been granted special access to Amazon's seller central platform. This access allows the company to bring 3D product models of select customers onto the Amazon e-commerce marketplace, marking a strategic collaboration that holds great promise for all involved parties. By leveraging their expertise in 3D modeling, Nextech3D.ai aims to provide valuable support to both Amazon and its cherished customers, and the potential for substantial growth in this partnership is evident. Vornado Air LLC, in particular, stands out as a key customer that has repeatedly chosen Nextech3D.ai's services. They have not only signed but successfully completed five expansion contracts for additional 3D models with Nextech3D.ai. To date, Nextech3D.ai has created over 100 3D models for Vornado Air, and all of these models are actively showcased on Amazon as well as on the Vornado website. What's even more exciting is that Vornado Air has expressed interest in the creation of additional 3D models, specifically for exclusive products destined for retailers like Costco and Best Buy. This signifies a deepening partnership between Nextech3D.ai and Vornado Air, highlighting the company's ability to meet the unique needs and demands of its clients in the ever-evolving world of e-commerce and product presentation. #proactiveinvestors #nextech3d.ai #cse #NTAR #otcqb #metaverse #toggle3D #Amazon3DModels #SellerCentral #EcommerceInnovation #RetailTech #VornadoAir #3DModeling #OnlineShopping #DigitalTransformation #TechPartnership #EvanGappelberg #AmazonSellers #ProductVisualization #DigitalMarketing #AmazonMarketplace #VirtualShopping #3DTechnology #OnlineRetail #CustomerExperience #AmazonBusiness #InnovationNews #DigitalCommerce #AmazonSales #RetailRevolution #Nextech3DPartnership #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Nextech3D.ai CEO Evan Gappelberg joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share shared exciting news the company has announced another key 3D modelling contract with Kabbani Furniture. Kabbani is a a major furniture retailer in Egypt with 4 main branches, 18 Sub-branches, 7 factories, and over 2000 employees in 7 different governorates in Egypt. Gappelberg told Proactive Nextech3D.ai has entered into a contract with Kabbani Furniture to provide 3D modeling services. The initial purchase order from Kabbani Furniture is for 500 3D models, which represents only a fraction of their total SKUs. This contract signifies a significant growth opportunity, with the potential for further expansion. The partnership with Kabbani is part of Nextech3D.ai's growing global reach in the adoption of 3D models and augmented reality. Kabbani, a major player in the Egyptian market. Nextech3D.ai's generative AI tools play a crucial role in efficiently matching fabrics and textures, enabling the rapid creation of 4K photorealistic models for Kabbani's products. This efficiency ensures a quick turnaround, with new models going live on Kabbani's website in just a matter of weeks. The Egyptian market offers tremendous potential for Nextech3D.ai, given its extensive customer base and the opportunity to become a prominent 3D model supplier to the luxury furniture sector in the Middle East, solidifying Nextech3D.ai's presence in this thriving market. #proactiveinvestors #nextech3d.ai #cse #NTAR #otcqb #metaverse #toggle3D #3DModeling #AugmentedReality #FurnitureDesign #EgyptianFurniture #kabbaniFurniture #LuxuryFurniture #EvanGappelberg #TechnologyInnovation #RetailTech #HomeFurnishings #AIinFurniture #PhotorealisticModels #DigitalTransformation #MiddleEastMarket #FurnitureTrends #DigitalCommerce #TechPartnerships #FutureOfRetail #3DVisualization #DigitalDesign #FurnitureIndustry #EcommerceSolutions #GlobalExpansion #3DRenderings #InnovativeTechnology #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Have you ever needed to get a part custom-made and been shocked at just how much it cost? In this episode of Tuned In, we sit down with Dan Melling from Kiwi CNC to find out exactly what's involved in making bespoke one-off parts — from the initial measurements to the 3D modelling, to the prototyping, and to the milling and finishing of the final product. Once you're done with this episode, you're going to have a solid understanding of machining in the motorsport world, and maybe even pick up a few ways you can do some of the leg work yourself to save on the final bill. Use “KIWICNC50” to get 50% OFF our 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport Course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADbGrowing up, all Dan wanted to be was an Air Force pilot, gaining his pilot's license while still in high school and then joining the New Zealand Air Force as soon as he could. While the pilot gig didn't work out, Dan was still exposed to the world of machining, quickly building up his knowledge and skills while still in uniform. Once it was time to venture out into the civilian world, Dan worked in the aeronautical industry designing and machining parts from scratch before eventually deciding to commit to starting his own business catering to high-end automotive machine work. Thus, KiwiCNC was born. Over the following years, Dan crafted a business that produces some of the prettiest billet components produced anywhere in the world, covering everything from sumps to suspension parts, diff covers, and plenty of one-off custom work. In this episode, we get Dan to break down every aspect of his business and explain it thoroughly. This covers everything from the bare minimum amount of equipment to start a machine shop, the prototyping process, how CNC machines actually work and what's needed to run them, plus much more.We also cover 3D modelling and discuss whether generative design is actually useful in the real world and not just the latest buzzword. Dan then lays down a great impromptu 3D printer buyer's guide and some excellent lessons he's learnt running a small business that caters to customers who are willing to spend big money for the products he's able to produce. Even if you have no interest in getting into machining yourself, the knowledge found in this episode is going to be invaluable when the time comes to design your own parts and find someone to create them.Watch the amphibious van news segment here: https://youtu.be/HDzTE_a0VYQ?si=Ge6hnJw1yhfW0ZDpFollow KiwiCNC here:IG: @kiwicncFB: Kiwi CNC LtdWWW: kiwicnc.comDon't forget, you can use “KIWICNC50” to get 50% OFF our 3D Modelling & CAD for Motorsport Course: https://hpcdmy.co/CADb

Today's guest is Shawn Sullivan, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Phase Genomics in Seattle, Washington. Phase Genomics was founded in 2015 by a team of genome scientists, software engineers, and entrepreneurs with the mission of maximizing the impact of genomics on society. With the vast majority of biological information remaining un-explored, the company seek to empower researchers to make breakthrough discoveries using the power of advanced, next-generation genomic tools. The cornerstone of their approach lies in a technology called proximity ligation, which enables unprecedented improvements in the depth and quality of information generated from DNA sequencing efforts. From the discovery of thousands of new bacteria from microbiome samples to platinum quality genome assemblies, their wet lab and computational tools add a new dimension to genomic information. By continuously developing new genomic methods, Phase Genomics seek to bring transformative change to research, industry and the clinic. In the episode, Shawn will discuss: The origins and mission at Phase Genomics, How they are using ML and 3D Modelling within genomics, Examples of their applications within the sector, Company growth and the success of their products to date, Upcoming projects and plans to further grow his team, Why Phase Genomics is a great place to work

Nevada is banning lawns to help conserve water, the deforestation alarms that are being installed all over the world, 3D modelling concealed wildlife to prevent smuggling, & more! These are some of the stories I go over in this week's episode of The fairly lame. Podcast, your home of good environmental news!   Head over to Instagram for daily good news stories that I don't cover in the podcasts! All fairly lame.'s links: https://linktr.ee/fairlylame   4ocean Dolphin Spotlight: Use Code “FAIRLYLAME” For 20% Off! https://www.4ocean.com/discount/FAIRLYLAME/products/dolphin-bracelet-of-the-month?rfsn=6871293.82d94d8&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=6871293.82d94d8   This Week's Topics! (0:00) 3D Package Scanners To Crack Down On Wildlife Smuggling! (2:06) Rainforest Guardian Modules, The Deforestation Alarms! (3:03) Cutting Down The Transportation Emissions Of National Park Visitors! (4:35) Nevada's Lawn Ban! (5:48) Notpla's 100% Plastic Free Seaweed Films! (7:12) The Cigarette Surfboard! (8:40)   3D Package Scanners To Crack Down On Wildlife Smuggling! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuE7GnzvcQU https://theconversation.com/lizard-in-your-luggage-were-using-artificial-intelligence-to-detect-wildlife-trafficking-189779   Rainforest Guardian Modules, The Deforestation Alarms! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTWaMpAew_I https://www.mossy.earth/projects/combating-poaching   Cutting Down The Transportation Emissions Of National Park Visitors! https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/national-parks-sustainability-carbon-free Most Popular Parks - https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/experience/america/national-parks/2023/02/27/most-visited-america-national-park/11338691002/ Great Smoky Mountains Air Quality - https://www.nps.gov/grsm/learn/nature/air-quality.htm   Nevada's Lawn Ban! https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/03/climate/las-vegas-lawn-grass-ban.html   Notpla's 100% Plastic Free Seaweed Films! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bhWOHFeyEo   The Cigarette Surfboard!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SytGM4lPU3s https://www.thecigarettesurfboard.com

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Alexander DeBruijn began as a forensic photographer at the regional police Ijsselland in 2000 . In 2005, he joined a multi-police agency project group to investigate the adoption of Lidar and panoramic image scanners within The Netherlands police departments. in 2015 he joined the visualisation and reconstruction expert team which specializes in bringing laser scanners, handheld scanners, surveying equipment, panoramic cameras and other technologies to assist in investigations and to bring presentations to court. His current focus is XR visualization possibilities for use in the criminal investigation process and he is part of the "PDVision3D" development team, a Unity based general 3d and multiuser xr data viewer developed by the ETVR wich has been used in several court cases.Originally aired on: March 23, 2023

Jonathan Black is an experienced company director who has co-founded several companies, ranging from gaming to commercial real estate. For over a decade, he has been actively involved in the Games Industry, originally specialising in 3D Modelling and Level Design while using Minecraft as a platform for distribution. In 2015, along with his business partner, Alex Bellavita, he co-founded Blockception, a company specialising in the creation of consumer content within Minecraft. They've worked with clients such as Microsoft, Lacoste, Puma and Cartoon Network to develop products, achieving over 40 million downloads to date. In 2021, Blockception started its second subsidiary company, Black & Bellavita Properties Ltd. focusing on commercial property investment. In today's episode we chat about: Being born 15 weeks premature Recreating a replica of the Titanic in Minecraft Ending up on the news in China Partnering with Microsoft Selling virtual products on Minecraft Being a digital builder Running a remote company The goal of financial freedom And the greatest highs/lows experienced along the way Check it out! // https://bestofbelfast.org/stories/jonathan-black-blockception //  

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Northstar Gold CEO Brian Fowler joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company's consultants have completed a 3D deposit model and geostatistical gold and tonnage range estimations for the main Allied Gold Zone at the Miller Gold Property. Fowler telling Proactive the Allied and Vein 1 South, with a grade range of 4.80 to 7.54 g/t gold represents a high-grade gold targets open to expansion and is estimating 250 to 500 thousand ounces of gold.

This episode is all about Virtual Reality [VR] and 3D-Modelling. The future is here, great talk thanks Teo for having me! About Teo Funk: - Founder / VR Artist at Pigiama Kasama - XR / 3D / UX Designer - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/teo-funk About Kevin Riedl: - Founder Wavect GmbH - CTO of DebtRay GmbH - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wsdt --- Need a smart contract or would like to have someone supervising your tech team? - Wavect can help: https://wavect.io #vr #xr #3d

Siegel was teaching junior high in his hometown of Minneapolis before turning his back on dispensing education, in favor of receiving it as one of the 1,700 students to pratfall through the doors of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College between 1968 and 1997, earning a spot in their touring show.There he was fortunate enough to study under the late, great Verne Langdon who “besides teaching us clown makeup and helping develop our characters. He taught us basic prosthetics – he had recently been on the original Planet of the Apes [1968] with John Chambers. I learned how to take the casting of my nose, do sculptures and molds and make my own rubber clown nose. Verne liked my work. And I enjoyed doing it. And we stayed in touch."Mark Siegel's full IMDb profile reads: Lucy (digital artist)Captain America: The Winter Soldier (digital artist: Industrial Light & Magic)Noah (digital artist: ILM)Star Trek Into Darkness (digital artist: Industrial Light & Magic)Cowboys & Aliens (digital artist: ILM)Transformers: Dark of the Moon (digital models and simulations: Industrial Light & Magic)Rango (digital modeler: ILM)I Am Number Four (digital artist: ILM)Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (digital modeler and simulator: ILM)Evan Almighty (digital artist: ILM)Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (digital modeler: ILM)Eragon (digital artist: ILM)Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (digital modeler: ILM)The Island (digital artist)War of the Worlds (digital artist)Son of the Mask (lead modeler)Van Helsing (digital modeler)Planet of the Apes (model maker: ILM)A.I. Artificial Intelligence (model maker: ILM)Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (concept sculptor)Space Cowboys (model maker)Galaxy Quest (model maker: ILM)Men in Black (model maker: saucer crash miniature and blue screen unit)DragonHeart (creature maker) / (puppeteer)The Meteor Man (action property performer)Fire in the Sky (sculptor)Memoirs of an Invisible Man (action property performer)Death Becomes Her (model maker: ILM)Naked Lunch (creature maker)Back to the Future Part III (model maker)Joe Versus the Volcano (chief model maker)Back to the Future Part II (model maker: ILM)Look Who's Talking (project supervisor: San Francisco, Magic Vista Studios, Inc.)Ghostbusters II (sculptor: ILM)The Blob (creature maker) / (puppeteer)Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (creature maker) / (puppeteer)Big Trouble in Little China (creature maker) / (puppeteer)Poltergeist II: The Other Side (creature crew: Boss Film Corporation)The Goonies (creature maker - uncredited) / (puppeteer - uncredited)Dune (creature maker - uncredited) / (puppeteer - uncredited)Ghostbusters (creature maker - uncredited) / (puppeteer - uncredited)Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (model and creature maker: ILM - special version)Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (model and creature maker: ILM - 1997 special version)Music: Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

NexTech AR Solutions CEO Evan Gappelberg joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company as announced the closing of multiple new 3D modelling deals for ecommerce. Gappelberg also shared some numbers which saw Nextech serve a total of 4,596,667 3D AR model views, with 870,433 3D AR models served in Q1. Gappelberg telling Proactive the first 6 weeks of Q2 2022, the Company has exceeded all contracts signed in Q1 for 3D models.

NexTech AR Solutions CEO Evan Gappelberg joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company has launched the Nextech Metaverse Suite. Gappelberg telling Proactive this Metaverse SaaS products unifies Nextech's entire technology stack of 3D and AR products and apps into one, end-to-end seamless and easy to use SaaS subscription based platform. Gappelberg telling Proactive customers will now have to 3D Modelling, Holograms and Mapping using a single login and account.

In this conversation, we chat with Karn Saroya, the co-founder & CEO of Cover, a YC-backed insurance technology company that simplifies the process of getting property insurance and focuses on underserved communities. Karn is responsible for operations, business development, growth and investor relations. To date, Karn has raised $27M for the company through its seed, Series A and Series B rounds. More specifically, we touch on the inefficiencies of the property insurance industry, introducing things like financial transaction history and elements of behavioral data results in a better risk segmentation, fair prices, and in many cases - access to the insurance in general. We also discuss how Karn left a career in finance for startups, and shares details of developing and selling StyleKick, a high-end fashion e-commerce business, to Shopify. Karn talks about the future of insurtech and how crypto plays a part, and so so much more!

Goldseek Resources CEO Jonathon Deluce joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the company has identified 4 zones within the 3D model of gold mineralization drilled to date at their Beschefer Project. Deluce telling Proactive those 4 gold zones were identified and modelled to 500 meters at dip and 1,000 at strike open in all directions, The company is now underway with a 5,000-meter drill program to infill and extend the known gold zones.

In this episode, Tracy, Will and Chris discuss the tired old 'Basic Modelling Skills' Trope and Will gives us an introduction to 3D modelling. Then Fanch Lubin of Fancherello Models talks aircraft modelling, research, 3D and a LOT moreFancherello Models - on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FancherelloPlease support our sponsors:Hobbyworld USATetra ModelworksFollow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterCheck out the other podcasts at Modelpodcasts.complease also check out Inside the Armour, chris's companySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/SprueCuttersUnion)

On the 27th episode of “That's Nifty” we continue the Artist Showcase series where we asked the community which artists they wanted to hear from, up first we have:MEELO (0:00-1:14:52)Twitter: @meeloartWebsite: https://linktr.ee/meeloworldTopics:Connections, Holo Series, Scoping the Market, Shifting to Collectible Series, Adapt, Dog Support, Scouting, "One thing starting a collection, and another maintaining a collection", Collab with Shakkablood, Good to have friends, Meeting KidEight IRL, Building a platform: DropHook, Connecting Artists with Collectors, Putting Respect on Names, KnownOrigin EventJan Spancs (1:14:53-1:51:43)Twitter: @ItsSpancsWebsite: https://linktr.ee/SpancsTopics:Gaming as a Gateway to Art, YouTube Thumbnails, 3D Modelling, VFX for Netflix, HBO, Intro to NFTs, Hicetnunc, Investing Back, Gaming with NFTs, FOMO Cycle, We're Early, Introspection Series, Inspiration from DreamsMentions:@_KidEight @withFND @rarible @hicetnunc2000 @shakkablood @Drop_Hook @888tnw @KnownOrigin_io @MontanaBlack @WaveAUT @FortniteGame @beeple @ThisIsAito @chriswallace @AxieInfinity

La industria negra del ransomware y los ataques de hackers tiene un valoranual de 6 trillones de dólares, más que Amazon, Google, Apple y Microsoft juntos. ¿Por qué? ¿Quiénes están detrás de esto? También hablamos sobre la más nueva tecnología holográfica que junto con IA nos permitiría -en un Mundo Futuro- tener conversaciones con nuestros ídolos que ya fallecieron. Además, hablamos de otro tipo de espacios virtuales que está emergiendo: las galerías de arte.   /// Jorge Alor | @elpadrino Mario Valle | @bilbeny Jaime Limón | @mrlemon /// Síguenos en @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales.   

Episode 72 – The One with Invader Design Welcome to our podcast. This is episode 72 of Kaiju Curry House – The One with Invader Design. Please download or stream...Continue Reading››

Martin Scorcese is My Favourite Content Provider -- Hosted by Lee Brady (@leepaulbrady) and Lawrence (@BPR_Lawrence) Music by Lee Brady, created using Beepbox (beepbox.co) Listen to more episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor and all good podcast providers (anchor.fm/vectormen) JoJo's Bizarre Adventure courtesy of David Production / Shueisha -- Segments: 00:00:00 – An Optic Blast for your Earholes 00:00:37 – Follow-Up (Joke Credits, Hidden Variable Exist, Gamespotstoptptptpt) 00:02:44 – Game Dev Cubbyhole (Training AI, 3D Modelling and Feedback) 00:12:19 – Lawrence watches Batman: Gotham Knight 00:26:11 – Lee introduces 5 short topics for Grabbag Content (Cubbyhole S2-44) 00:28:43 – Topic 1: Anime - Demon Slayer / Super Eyepatch Wolf / FLCL / Funimation / Attack on Titan 00:36:49 – Topic 2: Hip Hop - A Tribe Called Quest / Weird Al / Space Ghost: Coast to Coast 00:40:46 – Topic 3: Lee restarts his old personal Twitch, twitch.tv/leepaulbrady / Alt-Right Lawrence / Japanese Lessons / Tarot Readings 00:48:44 – Topic 4: Bloodborne Cubbyhole 00:58:09 – Topic 5: God of War (PS4) 01:09:15 – News: 6 Days in Fallujah is an apolitical modern war romp, says idiot/marketing genius 01:18:20 – News: Activision Blizzard, EA and TakeTwo now part-owned by your friends and mine, the Crown Prince Mohammid bin Salman 01:19:33 – News Round-Up (Shovel Knight in For Honor, Mortal Kombat film trailer is pretty good!, Minit gets a charity sequel, Kingdom Hearts 2 years from a Steam release 01:24:48 – News: Blizzconline 2021 (WoW, Diablo, Overwatch 2, Metallica and Twitch) 01:35:42 – News: Nintendo Direct 2021 announcements 01:28:03 – I Like Your Words, Magic Man — — Send us your thoughts! Twitter: @VectormenPod E-mail: vectormenpodcast@gmail.com Twitch: twitch.com/VectormenLive --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vectormen/message

Listen to ASX-listed Aerometrex Ltd Managing Director, Mark Deuter, talk to Matt Birney on the 6PR Bulls N' Bears report about Aerometrex' remarkable aerial 3D modelling and surveying technology. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Unzählige Stunden fließen Tag für Tag weltweit in Computerspiele. Da ist es naheliegend, dass auch andere Bereich des Lebens immer spielerischer werden. Beim Sport, in der Schule, beim Einkaufen oder in der Arbeitswelt - immer öfter werden Alltagsaufgaben durch Mechanismen aus der Welt der Spiele attraktiver gemacht. Wenn komplexe Themen oder eintönige Arbeitsabläufe mit spielerischen Elementen gestaltet werden, spricht man von Gamification. Ziemlich wahrscheinlich seid ihr in eurem Alltag schonmal mit Gamification in Berührung gekommen, aber wusstet es nicht. Deshalb erzählt Phillip Reinartz uns was Gamification eigentlich genau ist, für was sie genutzt wird und welche Konzepte dabei angewendet werden. Philipp ist Gründer der Gamification-Agentur Pfeffermind, welche für Kunden eher uninteressante Sachverhalte durch Spielelemente spannend gestaltet. Freut euch auf eine aufschlussreiche Folge in der neben dem Thema Gamification noch über Ideenfindung, kreative Prozesse und der gemeinsamen Begeisterung zu Excel gesprochen wird. Empfehlungen der Woche: Philipp empfiehlt den Editor Divi (https://www.elegantthemes.com/gallery/divi/) für WordPress. Moritz empfiehlt die Software Blender (https://www.blender.org/) für 3D Modelling, den Kanal Blender Guru (https://www.youtube.com/user/AndrewPPrice) und P5.js (https://p5js.org/). Links zur Folge: - Hier kommt ihr zu Pfeffermind (https://pfeffermind.de/). - Hier kommt ihr zur Immersive X Hybride Konferenz (https://immersive-x.de/). Kontakt: E-Mail: techundtrara@netzpiloten.de Twitter: @techundtrara (https://twitter.com/techundtrara) Instagram: netzpiloten (https://www.instagram.com/netzpiloten/) Wir hoffen, euch gefällt die 34. Folge Tech und Trara! Es gibt jeden Montag eine neue Folge :) Falls euch der Podcast gefällt, folgt und abonniert uns gerne! Auch über eine Bewertung freuen wir uns natürlich sehr.

During episode 7 of our BIM/VDC Series of podcasts, our Managing Director Gareth McGlynn spoke to Paul Hedgepath the BIM / VDC Director with M.J Harris in Birmingham, AL. Paul was fascinated by 3D Modelling at a young age and this was the start of a progressive career within the Virtual Design and Construction space. Paul discusses everything from being an early adaptor with Holder Construction and now leading the VDC/BIM department for M.J Harris. Sponsor: Beck Technology - https://beck-technology.com/ Please if you enjoy this video please like, subscribe and share it with your friends, peers or colleagues. Enjoy! The Preconstruction Podcast Estimator Estimating Construction Preconstruction Building Information Modeling BIM VDC Virtual Design Construction Commercial Construction Estimators Preconstruction Managers Design & Build Birmingham, AL Niche Specialist Staffing Partners Niche SSP Paul Hedgepath Gareth McGlynn M.J Harris

This digital event explores how 3D-modelling technologies and virtual reality can open new understandings of the past. Prof Matthew Nicholls describes the creation of a large-scale 3D model of Ancient Rome, exploring the use of computer modelling in the study of ancient structures. Richard Smith brings the technological perspective, discussing the tools which enable the exploration of such a model in virtual reality. The talk will focus particularly on the Theatre of Pompey, a Roman theatre complex, completed in 55 BCE, which no longer survives. Prof Matthew Nichols is Senior Tutor at St. John's College Oxford. He previously held a lectureship and then a chair in Classics at the University of Reading. There he developed a large scale 3D model of ancient Rome, which he has used extensively in teaching, research, outreach, and commercial work, winning several national awards for teaching and innovation. Richard Smith is Technology Support Officer at the Bodleian Libraries, Oxford, where he provides technology support and 3D printing, advises on 3D modelling and AR/VR projects, and leads training courses on immersive technologies. He is also the co-founder of the Oxford X-Reality Hub, Oxford's central resource for virtual and augmented reality. Dr Lia Costiner – Merton College, hosted this event as founder of the (en)coding Heritage TORCH Network.

For today's Open Office Hour, Matt Bach and Kelly Shipman join us to answer your questions about the Adobe Suite, 3D Modelling, and Game Development! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/puget-systems/message

In this episode, we’re talking to Solomon Menashi, the CEO and Co-Founder of BlocksCAD. BlocksCAD is a cloud-based 3D modeling tool that encourages users to learn math, computational thinking and coding concepts through visualization and designing models to be 3D printed.BlocksCAD is a cloud based 3d modelling tool, which means kids and teachers can simply use their web browser and a block-based visual coding language to create 3d shapes. By dragging blocks such as cubes & spheres into the workspace and by applying set operations such as union or difference and combining this with conditional blocks or loops, even complex 3d shapes can be created. While having a lot of fun creating these models, the kids learn about logic, coding and mathematics.

Wie entwickelt man eigentlich ein Spiel? In dieser Folge freuen wir uns, euch ein brandheißes Interview mit Jonas Tyroller präsentieren zu können! Wir hatten den Spieleentwickler zu Gast und sprachen mit ihm über die Spiel-Engine Unity, Indie-Game-Development im Allgemeinen und seine aktuellen Projekte. Jonas gibt uns eine Einführung in die Grundlagen von Unity und erzählt, wie und mit welcher Programmiersprache die Entwicklungsumgebung ideal funktioniert. An seinen Erfahrungen in der Spieleentwicklung lässt er uns teilhaben und verrät, welche Disziplinen einzurechnen sind, um eigenständig ein Projekt veröffentlichen zu können. Als wären 3D-Modelling, Sound und Game-Mechaniken nicht schon herausfordernd genug, spricht er außerdem über das Marketing und die Plattformen, auf denen ein Spiel erscheinen kann. Mit unserem Kollegen Julian, der in dieser Folge Podcast-Premiere feiert, hat er dabei (neben uns ;)) einen ebenbürtigen Gesprächspartner, da Julian selbst Erfahrung in der Spieleentwicklung mitbringt.Jonas betreibt einen erfolgreichen englischsprachigen YouTube-Kanal, auf dem er praktische Tipps für die Spieleentwicklung gibt und die seiner eigenen Spiele erlebbar macht. Noch im Jahr 2020 soll sein neues Spiel “Will you snail?”, ein mit GameMaker entwickelter, actiongeladener Platformer, auf Steam erscheinen.Picks of the DayJulian: McGonigal, Jane (2010): Reality is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World. Grundlagenliteratur zur Verortung von Spielen in der Gesellschaft.Fabi: DaisyDisk Mac-Tool zum leichten Aufräumen der Festplatte.Jonas: Ratschlag: "Fangt mit kleinen Spielen an, wenn ihr in die Spieleentwicklung einsteigen wollt!"Spiele-Empfehlung aus dem Genre Exploration: Outer Wilds (2019)Schreibt uns!Schickt uns eure Themenwünsche und euer Feedback.podcast@programmier.barFolgt uns!Bleibt auf dem Laufenden über zukünftige Folgen und Meetups und beteiligt euch an Community-Diskussionen.TwitterInstagramFacebookBesucht uns!Meldet euch hier für das Meetup am 23. Januar 2020 über Rust an!MeetupMusik: Hanimo

You might not know it, but Melbourne has little earthquakes, even in the city centre and quite frequently.So says Michael Webster, engineering geologist at consulting, design and construction company, Golder Associates, and guest lecturer for the Master of Engineering at the University of Melbourne.“A lot of people know about the earthquakes down in Gippsland or the Otways, but actually in Melbourne itself, there have been earthquakes. You’d have to be a seismic instrument to actually feel these ones but they are there at all depths – some of them quite deep, some of them shallow,” he says.From the geology beneath Melbourne, Michael has created an intricate, three dimensional picture.“There are two lava flows under Melbourne, so you effectively get these beautiful layers cutting across each other, building up over about three to four million years to the present day,” he says.“So, in collaboration with the Arts Centre Melbourne and Development Victoria, we 3D printed a ground model and put on an exhibition at the Testing Grounds in Southbank.“It ran for a few weeks and it was lovely to see people’s interest and connection with the ground.“I’ve always found that geology is one of the more approachable sciences. If people talk about gravity waves it’s absolutely fascinating, but with geology it’s there – it is rivers, volcanos, lava.”Episode recorded: September 17, 2019.Interviewer: Dr Andi Horvath.Producer, editor and audio engineer: Chris Hatzis.Co-production: Silvi Vann-Wall and Dr Andi Horvath.Banner image: Golder Associates.

For the first episode of Talking Sims I'm joined by Leon Sütfeld, creator of the Sveg mod for Assetto Corsa and owner of The Sim Channel on YouTube. We discuss some of the finer points of what goes in to creating a track for Assetto Corsa, from 3D Modelling to textures as well as the gameplay functionality. Hopefully you guys find this as interesting as I have, and if you have any suggestions for further topics or guests, please let me know!

Proven and Probable Where we deliver Mining Insights & Bullion Sales. I’m a licensed broker for Miles Franklin Precious Metals Investments. Where we provide unlimited options to expand your precious metals portfolio, from physical deliver, offshore depositories, precious metals IRA’s, and private blockchain distributed ledger technology. Call me directly at (855) 505-1900 or you may email maurice@milesfranklin.com. Watch the video and visit our website for more details https://provenandprobable.com/. For more info on Group Ten Metals visit: www.grouptenmentals.com Please share this video: https://youtu.be/naYDd22ppcM Group Ten Metals (TSX.V: PGE | OTCQB: PGEZF) IGroup Ten Metals (TSX.V: PGE | OTCQB: PGEZF) In this exclusive interview Michael Rowley sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss Drill Plans for 2019, including Testing of Kilometer-Scale Magmatic Targets Identified in 3D Modelling. The company has been on roll, outperforming it's peers in successive press release throughout the year reporting high-grade mineralization hit-after-hit at the flagship Stillwater West Project in Montana. For investor questions please call or email: Communications Team (604) 357-4790 Email info@grouptenmetals.com For investor questions please call or email: Communications Team (604) 357-4790 Email info@grouptenmetals.com WEBSITE: provenandprobable.com YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/c/provenandprobable TWITTER: twitter.com/provenprobable Category People & Blogs

Mit unserem ganz besonderen Ehrengast Rüdiger Höfert von Absolute Software feiern wir unser kleines Jubiläum des #20 Podcast. Wir sprechen mit ihm darüber, wie er den Weg in die immersiven Technologien gefunden hat, aber auch darüber wie es zu der Gründung von Absolute Software gekommen ist und wieso sich die Firma von 3D Modelling, über E-Commerce Anwendungen zu einem immersive Tech-Unternehmen gewandelt hat. Also sperrt die Lauscher auf und hört den Geschichten eines alten Hasen des Hamburger Tech-Geschäfts zu!

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss: Wet wipes What Mr 97's bedroom looks like A sleepover at Josh's place Bedwetting indicators Back and Neck Hair Team catering on Mondays 3D Dyl's Squeegee Cult Update Watch today's episode of The Daily Talk Show podcast at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQhLdlvEMGE Subscribe and listen to The Daily Talk Show podcast at https://www.thedailytalkshow.com/ Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.com Send us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067 A conversation sometimes worth recording with mates Tommy Jackett & Josh Janssen. Each weekday, Tommy & Josh chat about life, creativity, business and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and friends of the show! This is The Daily Talk Show. This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/

Heute habe ich Thomas Gläser als Interviewpartner im Markenrebell Podcast zu Gast!Er ist Familienpapa, Läufer, leidenschaftlicher Basketballspieler, Mediendesigner/Grafikdesigner und hat sich auf den Bereich Interactiondesign spezialisiert. Thomas hat mit seinem know-how bereits für Firmen wie BMW gearbeitet, aber mit der Zeit gemerkt, dass er lieber sein eigenes Ding machen will! So hat er sich mit 2 Freunden selbstständig gemacht und ein eigenes Designstudio gestartet. Nach dem erfolgreichen Aufbau verkauften sie es und er sammelte 5 Jahre Startuperfahrungen bei Delighttex.Wir sprechen über die Themen: Unternehmertum, Innovationen und digitale neue Lösungen, Fundrasing, Veränderungen im Bildungssystem, Evaluierungsprozesse und innerpolitisch orientierte Projektrealisierungen!Schau unbedingt im Markenrebell Blogbeitrag zur Episode vorbei, da bekommst du weitere Details und Links zu den verschiedenen Themen, die wir behandeln.Jetzt wünsche ich dir viel Spaß bei dem Podcastinterview! Inhalt:Ab Minute 2:18 Wer ist Thomas Gläser und was macht der so?Ab Minute 8:40 ist Deutschland ein „digitales Entwicklungsland?“Ab Minute 16:35 was können wir verändern, um die Digitalisierung erfolgreicher in der Erziehung zu etablierenAb Minute 25:00 Bildungsunterschiede zum asiatischen Raum und die Investition in ZukunftsbildungAb Minute Min 35:00 Wir müssen weg von der denke "Der Staat wird’s schon richten!"Ab Minute 58:00 kurze AbschlussfragenShownotes:MARKENREBELL INSIGHTS: www.facebook.com/groups/digitalthinking/Link zu dem Event-Marketing Tool von Mozilla > Splash https://splashthat.comOnline-Stars getting paid > https://www.patreon.comEin paar andere Links:Amerikanische Spendenseite für Lehrerhttps://www.donorschoose.orgDeutsche Variante mit Story der Mamahttps://www.brigitte.de/familie/mitfuehlen/twitter--hilferuf-bringt-alleinerziehender-mutter-ueber-10-000-euro-11218276.html> https://www.leetchi.com/c/schullandheim-k1-und-k2Events für Tech-Kids in München:Coderdojo Munichhttp://coderdojomunich.orgFablab Munichhttps://www.fablab-muenchen.deErfindergarden Münchenhttps://erfindergarden.deSpielerisch programmieren lernen:https://scratch.mit.eduhttps://www.scratchjr.orghttps://hourofcode.com/de/learnhttps://www.tynker.comhttps://codecombat.comhttps://csfirst.withgoogle.com/en/homehttp://appinventor.mit.edu/explorehttps://education.minecraft.nethttps://www.sphero.com (connected toy)https://cospaces.io/eduhttps://www.tinkercad.com (3D Modelling für Kids)Buchtip abseits von interactive:Paulo Coelho - Der Alchimisthttps://www.amazon.de/Alchimist-detebe-Band-23727/dp/3257237278/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1529933485&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=alchimist+cuelhoThomas Events:www.push-conference.comhttps://www.meetup.com/de-DE/MunichUXThomas Glaser:www.thomasglaeser.deBasketball:Mein 1,8 Millionen Views Video auf Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzWMPzbgebwShoot it Like Dirk Nowitzki:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTbbG1xDnw0Podcast CoachingBist du bereit, deinen eigenen Podcast erfolgreich zu starten? Ich werde immer wieder gefragt, ob ich auch Podcast Coachings anbiete, in denen ich meine Erfahrungen, Methoden und Strategien weitergebe und ob ich bei der Umsetzung weiterhelfe kann. Was ich mit dem MARKENREBELL und über 70.000 Hörern pro Monat bereits erfolgreich geschafft habe, möchte ich heute mit dir teilen! Da mein Kalender ständig überfüllt ist, kann ich jedoch nur begrenzt Zeitfenster dafür anbieten. Bewirb dich also jetzt gleich für dein kostenfreies 20 Minuten Coaching!Hier geht´s zum Coaching: www.markenrebell.de/podcastcoachingIn diesem Coaching werden wir uns ganz intensiv mit deinem Business beschäftigen. Es gibt Praxis, Praxis und nochmal Praxis. Du kannst mir alle Fragen stellen und alleSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=2PU5W9H752VZJ&source=url)

3D Modelling and Amiberry workshops are planned for Amiga Ireland 2019. Our friends from Greece talk about their plans to teach us all about them! Muadib talks about Lightwave 3D, MiDWaN tells us about Amiberry. Muadib https://www.youtube.com/user/MrMuadib25 https://vimeo.com/user1811008 https://www.facebook.com/groups/Amiga.Raytracing.Society http://amirays.slack.com/ MiDWaN https://github.com/midwan/ https://www.facebook.com/Amiberry-1404251112921477/ https://www.amigahellas.gr/ Music by Radix licensed under the Mod Archive Distribution license.

Shoot your goddamn shot, people. We can't lie to you folks, this is Dre's Magnum Opus right here. After all the hype, Ferrari actually followed through on their shit and won the Australian Grand Prix, with Sebastian Vettel winning the damn thing, dictacting the race and humbling Lewis Hamilton a fair bit. We'll be talking about that, as well as Giovinazzi's debut, Ricciardo's home GP from hell, Jolyon Palmer being Jolyon Palmer, and some of the problems these new cars may have. We also take your questions in the mailbag, talk a little MotoGP and NASCAR, and have an extensive Keepin' It 101 talking London, 3D Modelling saving a 100-year old Race Car, and preview WrestleMania too! It's a fun time, so enjoy!

Andrew Dodson is one of the smartest hackers I know. Our conversations typically happen over coffee and Go (the ancient board game). We talk about physics and simulation theory. In fact, he once loaned me Simulation by Jean Baudrillard and I never returned it (sorry!). In episode 5 of Hacker Practice, I get the real scoop from Andrew. I am deeply interested in sustainable technology. At the moment of writing I live on a small organic farm. My hands are literally dirty from playing in the greenhouse. No lie. That's why I spent most of this episode talking with Andrew about small-scale nuclear power. How can we do this on a farm or even neighborhood scale? Government regulation be damned! Learn the basics of nuclear power and more in today's episode of Hacker Practice. [2:45] Extreme Laser Tag - The greatest idea ever. Graphene Photodiodes TENS Units Extreme laser tag at low-orbit [6:45] A welcome interruption from Dodson’s colleague, Matthias the super genius. Postdoc gerbils A brief peek inside a stealth nuclear startup... [8:20] Andrew discusses boundaries necessary for working in startups “People show who they are in their face” “Startups can be... top heavy” “These faces raise money… to get real people you need to be real people” [10:30] Molten salt reactors Ionic Compounds Alternative to traditional light water reactors Uranium fuel rods get hot, very hot. How neutrons bouncing around cause nuclear chain reactions in enriched uranium fuel rods [17:20] Components of a reactor [18:20] Why higher temperatures are desirable Why higher temperatures can be dangerous “Spray a bunch of people with steam… coming out of a pressurized water reactor...that you can’t see… it’ll cut you in half.” It’s all just a way to spin a pinwheel [20:00] How to get started with nuclear engineering at home 3D Modelling and simulating the reaction Monte Carlo simulations CAE Linux (http://caelinux.com/CMS/) OpenMC (https://mit-crpg.github.io/openmc/) Serpent (http://montecarlo.vtt.fi/) The future of nuclear engineering is VR [26:20] How could we put one of these nuclear reactors in your back yard In the early days, small cores were all the rage Highly enriched uranium is useful here (10-20 cm across) High quality uranium fuel is a “political risk” Where to find 99% enriched uranium Building a vehicle-sized nuclear bomb [29:20] What about Fukushima? Chernobyl Three Mile Island They are blown out of proportion according to Dodson Fossil fuels kill millions every year. Relatively, nuclear is extremely safe Our generation (Y) needs to pursue this, NOW. [31:25] Powering a farm with nuclear Security concerns [34:00] An ideal world where security is not a problem Bury a cargo container with a reactor and turbine on the surface Power my neighborhood for 40 years Small reactors power aircraft carriers Nuclear engineering secrets (hint: they’re military) [36:30] Sources of fuel-quality Uranium Downblending Different grades of Uranium (civilian, weapons, etc) How much Uranium costs per kilogram and where to get it [38:30] Got the fuel, now what? Shielding considerations Burying the tank [39:00] We built the reactor, what are my security precautions? During operation In case of a breach/leak Radioactive worms Basically: keep as much of it underground as you can Worst-case scenario Why you should eat plenty of spinach and fish [51:15] Where to find Andrew (andrewmdodson@gmail.com) Reach out to Andrew with the project you’re working on, it’s current status, and what your role is on the project.

Entrepreneurs worldwide have a set of common values. Do work you love. Embrace change and risk. Build things that matter. Make a positive impact. This week's guest, Lucio Pentagna Guimaraes Neto, tells us how he pivoted from his Brazillian legal, MBA and corporate CEO background, to sailing the world, end up in China, self-learn 3D modelling, and go onto founding Shanghai's first collaborative maker space, XinFab. Crazy about machines, Lucio discusses how he merges his passion for 3D printing with his farming heritage. Now building a “hack-vacation” in South Portugal, Lucio discusses his latest project –a getaway for do-ers; get your own work done, do sustainable farming and surf on the side –who needs mainstream Bali. Thanks as always to our sponsors Chinaccelerator, People-Squared, and our syndication partner Technode. A huge thanks to our Producers and Editor, Vivian, Darren and David, and finally our listeners –Thank You!

The Cork GameCraft theme : "Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.”— Henry Ford, challenged Computer Game Design & Development students to develop a complete Computer Game based on this theme. The Games Industry is the fastest growing industry in Europe. The Computer Game Design and Development course at St. John's Central College, is designed to provide an advanced understanding of game design and conception. The student will acquire advanced skills in the area of 3D Modelling and Animation to implement into the latest Game Engines. Students will also develop Phone apps for game design on various platforms (Windows, Android). Computer programming (C sharp, Java, Flash, etc…) are also included in this Course.

The Cork GameCraft theme : "Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.”— Henry Ford, challenged Computer Game Design & Development students to develop a complete Computer Game based on this theme. The Games Industry is the fastest growing industry in Europe. The Computer Game Design and Development course at St. John's Central College, is designed to provide an advanced understanding of game design and conception. The student will acquire advanced skills in the area of 3D Modelling and Animation to implement into the latest Game Engines. Students will also develop Phone apps for game design on various platforms (Windows, Android). Computer programming (C sharp, Java, Flash, etc…) are also included in this Course.

Tropical peat swamp forests in Indonesia are highly threatened ecosystems. As a result of economic development during the past two decades, they have been subjected to intensive logging, drainage and conversion to plantation estates, especially for oil palm. The Indonesian peatlands are one of the largest near-surface reserves of terrestrial organic carbon. However, ongoing rapid peat decomposition due to drainage and attendant recurrent fires have recently caused the release of huge amounts of this carbon into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide. If these large emissions from degrading peatlands are taken into account, Indonesia is one of the largest emitters of CO2 worldwide. Within the context of the ongoing discussions concerning climate change, the importance of peatlands as carbon stores is increasingly recognised by the public, accompanied by a demand for conservation and restoration. Therefore, this thesis utilises innovative geospatial 3D modelling and remote sensing techniques to study the Indonesian peatlands with the overall aim of global climate change mitigation. Previous estimates of the total amount of carbon stored in the Indonesian peatlands could be improved by applying 3D modelling based on a combined analysis of satellite imagery and in situ peat thickness measurements. At least 55±10 Gt of carbon are stored in Indonesia’s peatlands. With this huge carbon storage and the current rate of degradation, the tropical peatlands of Indonesia have the power to negatively influence the global climate. Large-scale peatland restoration is needed to prevent further greenhouse gas emissions. This thesis shows that successful rewetting of a 590 km² large area of drained peat swamp forest could result in mitigated emissions of 1.4-1.6 Mt CO2 yearly, and can be achieved with relatively little effort and at low costs. Multitemporal radar satellite imagery proved to be capable of monitoring the effect of hydrological restoration measures on peat soil moisture and groundwater levels in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. Satellite remote sensing allows continuous large-scale tropical peatland monitoring, compared to only punctual, temporally limited field measurements. This is particularly important for initiatives aiming at carbon trading on the voluntary carbon market or under the REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) mechanism, which both constitute significant financing schemes for conservation and rehabilitation of Indonesia’s peatlands.