Podcasts about 3d rendering

Philip, whose humble beginnings in Kenya in a home sometimes without electricity, starkly contrast with his success in the U.S., offers an intimate look at his journey of cultural contrasts, innovation, and personal growth. Through a blend of heartfelt dialogue and technical exploration, we explore Philip's use of 3D rendering to empower architects, designers, and clients to envision the spaces they are working on. With stories of resilience, the intersection of cultures, and a look into the future of design technology, this episode is a must-listen for anyone intrigued by the human stories behind cultural transitions and architectural innovation. More from Philip: Website: https://spacialists.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spacialists/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIbO8kIvK0M77qhRT-qY3nQ More from us: Website: http://www.trentbell.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/trentbellphotography/ Podcast: www.adppodcast.com

How to Level Up Your Digital Marketing Strategy E41 From SEO to paid media to website design, refining your company's digital marketing strategy can be overwhelming. But if created intentionally, it can be a critical step towards meeting key business goals. The August 2023 episode of the Arizona Technology Council’s AZTechCast podcast featured experts including […] The post How to Level Up Your Digital Marketing Strategy E41 appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

How to Level Up Your Digital Marketing Strategy E41 From SEO to paid media to website design, refining your company's digital marketing strategy can be overwhelming. But if created intentionally, it can be a critical step towards meeting key business goals. The August 2023 episode of the Arizona Technology Council’s AZTechCast podcast featured experts including […]

Antoinette Fargo is an interior designer with experience from construction, project documentation & management, to space planning, custom furniture, lighting design, and 3D Rendering. She has designed and overseen more than 500 custom residential and commercial projects and has over 17 years of professional design expertise. For Antoinette, Designs is the culmination of over a decade of passion and commitment to her clients.

Um die Einführung von Horizon Worlds in Europa zu feiern, postete Mark Zuckerberg ein Bild mit seinem Metaverse-Avatar: Alles zusammen sah aus wie die Arbeit eines Grafikdesignpraktikanten. Kurz darauf ruderte Zuckerberg zurück und zeigte ein 3D-Rendering eines verbesserten Avatars, wie sie zukünftig möglich sein sollen. Max und Christian diskutieren, was da schieflief und warum Meta sich und der Vision vom Metaverse mit diesem Bild keinen Gefallen getan hat. Außerdem: Jemand reicht ein Kunstwerk bei einem Wettbewerb ein und gewinnt den ersten Platz. Das Kunstwerk ist allerdings mithilfe der KI-Software Midjourney entstanden und viele Künstler protestieren heftig dagegen. Zu Recht? INHALT: 00:00:00 Intro 00:02:25 Meta-Avatare 00:27:32 KI-Kunst gewinnt Wettbewerb TEXTE ZUM THEMA: Zuckerbergs Metaverse-Avatar wird Zielscheibe für Internet-Häme: https://mixed.de/zuckerbergs-avatar-wird-zielscheibe-fuer-internet-haeme/ Mark Zuckerbergs neuer Metaverse-Avatar war vier Wochen in Arbeit: https://mixed.de/meta-reagiert-auf-avatar-kritik-horizon-worlds-bekommt-grafik-update/ KI-Kunstwerk gewinnt Kunstwettbewerb – Künstler sind verärgert: https://the-decoder.de/ki-kunstwerk-gewinnt-kunstwettbewerb-kuenstler-sind-veraergert/ ---------- MIXED FOLGEN Webseite: https://mixed.de/ MIXEDCAST: https://mixed.de/podcast/ Discord: https://discord.gg/HNwmU7fygc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MIXED.de Twitter: https://twitter.com/MIXED_de LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mixed-de/ E-Mail: hallo(at)mixed.de ---------- MIXED UNTERSTÜTZEN Abonnieren: https://mixed.de/mixed-plus/

Episode two of our 3D Rendering project went well, and by well we mean that we all have trials and tribulations to talk about in a good way. Link for donuts:https://imgur.com/a/IE1l950

Are you V-ray for SketchUp user? and feel that your rendering quality still sucks? Are you thinking that this might be because the render engine? Stop right there! i know what you feel, because i've been on your position. this is my story about couple years ago when struggling with V-Ray for SketchUp to generate a high quality rendering and how do i feel know. wish you guys the best of luck in the future.

We take it upon ourselves to test and validate each industry's most popular applications and understand the nuances of how they interact with and utilize PC hardware. And while we do publish extensive articles on these subjects, we also realize that not everyone has the time to understand and apply this knowledge to their specific needs. That's why we have our Labs Open Office Hour! This week Kelly Shipman, our resident 3d Rendering/Game Dev specialist joins us to take questions and discuss the latest happenings. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/puget-systems/message

Hey guys! In our 1st podcast, we will reveal our CO-Founder story once he begins to start his career in this ArchViz Industry. And also he will share all of the mindset that Professional 3D Artist should have to be successful in this industry. Stay tune!

Amazon is a world-wide affair. These two top Australian sellers offer strategies and give us a close look at what e-commerce is like down under.

Amazon product photography can make the difference between earning thousands and $ millions when you sell products on Amazon. Did you realize that 3D rendering product images for your Amazon listing is one of the best ways to feature your product today? In today's Kniep'n it real JODcast, Anthony Cofrancesco from PickFu brings the most in-depth content on using 3D renders for images on Amazon and ecommerce I have ever seen. If you are selling on Amazon or your own ecommerce or Shopify website, 3D product renders can make your product stand out from the competition and be the difference of 10's of millions for your company, as it was for Thras.io where they used PickFu to optimize their product packaging and grew an acquired brand from $2M to over $20M in sales.

Our guest today is Azeez Bakare, who is a 3D Artist, Photographer and Videographer who helps firms, agencies, developers andnsikipreneurs translate their ideas into high quality visualization. In this episode, Azeez is so honest and open as he shares his experience and process of how he developed his skills and created a path for himself. I appreciate this episode a lot because we really get to know how thoughtful he is in selecting his projects, to living his everyday life and making sure he shares his knowledge with the next generation of 3D artists!Hope you enjoy this episode! We appreciate every listen and share!Music: https://.bensound.com

Today's guest is Majed Agha of Agha Engineering, a civil engineering firm headquartered in Houston that specializes in transportation, drainage and site development, and incorporates BIM technology in order to provide high-quality designs. Despite being the principal PE at his own engineering firm today, Majed started out his career by going to business school. After a six-month period, he decided to go back and join the engineering department of the University of Houston, eventually getting an internship opportunity at AECOM about a year later. Once he graduated, he was hired by an engineering firm to assist their site development team with their usual 2D drawings. However, he started teaching himself and using Civil 3D in order to improve the quality of the work the team was already doing. The consolidation of his interest in the visualization industry took place after rejoining AECOM about 9 months later and starting to help out on schematic- and planning-type projects. He would go through the geometric design and his PM would ask him to send the files to a specialized 3D Rendering group within the company that would give them amazing photo renderings they could use to engage the public. This truly got him curious and he started teaching himself as much as possible. Now Majed has been building his own visualization firm for about two years and he sits down to share with Sam his niches of expertise, his experiences with his company, his predictions for the future of visualization, the new budget specifically dedicated to visualization at the Texas DOT, and much more.   Resources Mentioned Majed Agha - LinkedIn Juan Romero - LinkedIn Agha Engineering - Website / LinkedIn Sam Lytle - LinkedIn / sam@beyondcad.com

So Many Options In Amazon  Why Pick You? Here Are Some Tips For Pulling Customers In. Main Photos Buffet! Everyone has an Actual Photo of Product? Consider creating a 3D Rendering! Everyone has a 3D rendering? Use an actual product Photo. The brain will try to figure out why yours looks, different, strange and draw them to click. The goal is to be the “Purle Cow” in a field of Black/White Cows. Photo angle / … Continue reading "#28 How to Make Your Product Stand Out on Amazon by Alfred Fontanez"

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FCB Motion. Motion Design, Editing, 3D, Rendering, Teams, Passion Projects and more. This week host Blair Walker has the other Motion Designers from FCB NZ in the Studio. Corban Koschak, Will Brown and Sam Knight sit down to talk about working as a team.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd 00.30 – Introducing the FCB motion team 03.00 – Sam: What's it like getting your head around so many clients as a new addition to the team? 04.00 – A sign of a good freelancer: asking questions early 05.00 – Project file templates, naming conventions 07.25 – Learning Cinema 4D on the job 08.30 – You learn the most when thrown into a real world project vs studying tutorials 09.30 – A drawback of freelancing: if you want to learn new skills, you need to be part of a team 11.00 – Getting over mental blocks to learning new skills 11.30 – Learning Expressions for After Effects, and the perils of using them in team based projects. 12.30 – Editing and motion design as a “black hole” of things to learn. 13.00 – The instant accessibility of highly specific training on the internet can be a drawback: it can lead to patchy, piecemeal comprehension of topics, as opposed to a more rounded, fundamental understanding. 14.40 – Every Frame A Painting analysis of the cinematography of the likes of Roger Deakins 15.15 - “Break down what the masters do” 15.40 – Sources of distilled, succinct content are rare and valuable 16.15 – It's all well and good to watch training content, but you have to make something too, otherwise you'll forget it. 16.45 – Passion projects 17.30 – Will's journey in C4D: from learning the software to developing the skills and confidence to tackle short films 20.00 – Blair encourages the creation of personal projects, even within the workplace at FCB, as he believes this positively influences the team's day-to-day work. 20.22 – Division 05 Style and Strategy as a helpful guide when making creative decisions in the workplace. 21.10 – Corban's solo music projects 22.10 – The importance of music to motion design 22.22 – Sam's meeting with Blair at Nodefest 2017 25.20 – The importance of networking as a freelancer 28.00 – Meeting people in person is key when looking for employees/employers 28.40 – What's it like working with Blair at FCB? 33.00 – The ideal brief “makes the work brainless”: the importance of planning and pre-production. 35.00 – Working with in-house content directors 36.30 – Low budget productions can be the hardest work because problems have to be fixed every step of the way eg tons of post work is required on shoddy footage. 36.50 – Paul Machliss the editor of Baby Driver made cuts as they were shooting 38.00 – How tech is changing workflows: at FCB projects remain in online mode, since there is no longer any need to have grades etc “locked” into an offline edit. 38.33 – ProVideoPicks Corban: Rubberhose Inspirational Video The Shape Of Water Following online: James Jean Mcbess Motion Collective Motionographer   Inspiration: Art galleries, art events around town, watching movies 42.25  - Follow Corban online This Pale Fire - Alchemy: Spotify This Pale Fire - Alchemy: itunes This Pale Fire - Alchemy: Facebook ProVideoPicks - Sam Overlord  Inspirational Video The Apache by Ned Wedlock 46.35 – Sam is following online Icecream Hater 47.50 - Inspiration Films films films 48.40 – The Academy Cinema $5 Wednesdays  Follow Sam Online He’d like to see you try 50.00 - ProVideoPicks Will: Tribe Of Mentors  Inspirational Video Yo Santosa on Branding Following Online: Everyone Inspirational Video Guest speakers on The Futur Follow Will online Will Brown Website  Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website Pro Video Podcast - Spotify

How do you make your product stand out among all the other noise on Amazon? How do you know if you’re making your product BETTER than your competitors? Use competitor reviews against them, of course! Gathering common information across reviews for competing products from other sellers is a free and effective way to determine what needs are not being met and how your product can address these issues. Using that data, you can then have a supplier design a new product that eclipses the competition. In episode 169 of the AMPM Podcast, host Manny Coats talks with seller and podcast host Seth Kniep about his journey of turning a dime into a million-dollar business. Seth also reveals his methods for using competitor reviews to incorporate improvements into his products to rank higher and achieve better sales. In this episode, Seth discusses many anecdotes, including the following: 00:39 Introduction to Seth Kniep 01:45 Why Seth Exited the Corporate World 02:45 Doubling a Dime to Build a Million-Dollar Business 05:35 Investing in the Weirdest, Most Unlikely Category to Sell In 06:35 Selling Anything and Everything 08:57 Study Critical Competitor Reviews to Differentiate and Succeed 13:10 Seth’s First Check from Amazon 13:46 What’s Your Strategy to Find New Products to Sell on Amazon? 19:16 What Are Some Techniques You Use to Find a Supplier? 24:12 Treating Your Suppliers Well 25:05 Where Do You Find Custom Product Molds? 30:22 Better Product Photography with 3D Rendering 35:30 Just One Dime Summit To watch the video version of this episode of the AM/PM Podcast, check out our YouTube channel below: Subscribe to Seth's YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/JustOneDimeSubscribe Attend the Summit: https://justonedime.com/summit. Enter promo code "manny" for 10% discount. Amazon coaching: https://justonedime.com/amazon/growth Enjoy the episode? If you found this episode helpful, be sure to check out our previous episodes for more insight into being a successful Amazon FBA Seller! Don’t forget to “Like” our Facebook page and join the conversation with over 22,000 prominent other sellers! And don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast! Be sure to check out our latest content on our Instagram! Ready to get serious about your Amazon FBA game? The Illuminati Mastermind offers monthly training for intermediate to advanced level sellers (not recommended for those new to Amazon) for advanced tips and tricks to help your sales climb higher. This program is designed for six, seven, and eight-figure sellers, so only serious sellers should apply! Reserve your seat today so you don’t miss out on this helpful webinar! CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT HOW TO JOIN New to selling on Amazon? We have the perfect training for you! Freedom Ticket offers the best tips, tricks, and strategies for beginners just starting out! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR FREEDOM TICKET Spend less & make more with the ultimate software tool suite for Amazon Sellers! Helium 10 offers 10+ tools that help you to optimize your listings better and increase sales with an easy-to-use system for one monthly membership price. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TODAY

Using a rendering library can be a difficult task due to dependency issues and complicated APIs. Rohit Pandey wrote PyRay to address these issues in a pure Python library. In this episode he explains how he uses it to gain a more thorough understanding of mathematical models, how it compares to other options, and how you can use it for creating your own videos and GIFs.

Music Videos, Concert Graphics, Film, 3D, Rendering and VFX. Host Blair Walker asks David Ariew about his latest work for Katy Perry’s concert visuals as well as the music video for Michael Marquart, ‘Walk Away’. Exceptionally, David created the entire video on his own over 4 months. This episode explores pushing yourself way past your comfort zones in your creative endeavours.   Show Note Links: Katy Perry Show Open Walk Away Singularity NAB 2016 Rewind - David Ariew Siggraph 2017 Rewind - David Ariew   Pro Video Picks: Fxphd: Production Tested Mograph: How to Work Fast and Flexible Fxphd: A Guerrilla Filmmakers Guide to After Effects Gareth Edwards X-Particles Gorilla Guide to X-Particles   Who do you follow online: Raoul Marks Josef Bsharah Robert Sundelin Beeple Tim Cahn Vitaly Bulgarov Luke Doyle Zigor Samaniego   David Ariew online: Ariev Visuals David Ariew - Instagram David Ariew - Twitter David Ariew -  Vimeo David Ariew - Facebook   Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website

3D Rendering and Social Media Today in The Lounge, we are joined by Carla Espino, project manager of the 3D Rendering Department for Porcelanosa and Natalie Reddell, Commander In Chic. Nick and Carla discuss the process of having a 3D rendering made from Porcelanosa. Nick and Natalie talk about her start in interior design and how she got her nickname. They both let us know what they will be doing at High Point Market. Getting to Know Carla Carla works in New Jersey at Porcelanosa's corporate headquarters. She works with everyone, from retailers, designers, to contractors. Carla went to school for Architecture in the Dominican Republic. She has worked for Porcelanosa for two and a half years. Porcelanosa's FREE 3D Rendering Services 3D renderings are a complimentary service Porcelanosa offers to customers to visualize what a project will look like before it's completed. Their products include cabinetry, plumbing fixtures, bathroom furniture, ceramic tile and flooring. Walk-in clients can go to the showroom and sit down with a design consultant who will talk them through products, materials, and finishes. It can be hard to visualize what a room is going to look like once everything is chosen, so a rendering is put together a with a few different options, such as vanities or countertop finishes. This helps the client make up their mind about what they want their space to look like. If you're a designer, an architect, or anyone with a client, you simply send Porcelanosa your floor plan, elevations, and finishes, and they will send the rendering back to you and your client. It's as simple as that. Nick's OWN 2D Rendering Designs Nick sent in the floor plan and dimensions for his Master Bathroom and Porcelanosa sent back two potential designs to remodeled his bathroom with Porcelanosa products. Check them out below!! BEFORE: AFTER!!!!!!!!!! 

3D Rendering and Social Media Today in The Lounge, we are joined by Carla Espino, project manager of the 3D Rendering Department for Porcelanosa and Natalie Reddell, Commander In Chic. Nick and Carla discuss the process of having a 3D rendering made from Porcelanosa. Nick and Natalie talk about her start in interior design and how she got her nickname. They both let us know what they will be doing at High Point Market. Getting to Know Carla Carla works in New Jersey at Porcelanosa's corporate headquarters. She works with everyone, from retailers, designers, to contractors. Carla went to school for Architecture in the Dominican Republic. She has worked for Porcelanosa for two and a half years. Porcelanosa's FREE 3D Rendering Services 3D renderings are a complimentary service Porcelanosa offers to customers to visualize what a project will look like before it's completed. Their products include cabinetry, plumbing fixtures, bathroom furniture, ceramic tile and flooring. Walk-in clients can go to the showroom and sit down with a design consultant who will talk them through products, materials, and finishes. It can be hard to visualize what a room is going to look like once everything is chosen, so a rendering is put together a with a few different options, such as vanities or countertop finishes. This helps the client make up their mind about what they want their space to look like. If you're a designer, an architect, or anyone with a client, you simply send Porcelanosa your floor plan, elevations, and finishes, and they will send the rendering back to you and your client. It's as simple as that. Nick's OWN 2D Rendering Designs Nick sent in the floor plan and dimensions for his Master Bathroom and Porcelanosa sent back two potential designs to remodeled his bathroom with Porcelanosa products. Check them out below!! BEFORE: AFTER!!!!!!!!!! 

High Point Fall 2017 Market Preview Today in The Lounge, we are talking all about High Point! Janine Wagers is the Creative Director and Showroom Designer of the Universal Furniture Showroom in High Point, North Carolina. She joins us to discuss the best ways to prepare for Market. Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs is the keynote speaker for Gail Doby's Interior Design Summit and gives us an inside look on what she will be speaking about. As always, connect with us on our website, iTunes, Stitcher, Facebook and Instagram @thechaiselounge. Nick has been on a mission to uncover how the 3D Rendering software at Porcelanosa works. He measured his bathroom and sent in pictures to Porcelanosa to design 2 different remodel prototypes, and the process only has a two day turn around! On the next episode, we will share an interview with Carla Espino to learn more about how this product works. Additionally, we will include the BIG REVEAL of Nick's bathroom BEFORE and AFTER. Utilize this free service by going to Porcelanosa's website or by visiting your local showroom.  During High Point, Nick will be moderating a panel, Passion Sucks. It's All About the Money!, at the Universal showroom, Saturday the 14th at 11:00 am. All of the designers Nick has spoken to are passionate about interior design, but that's not what makes it or breaks it for them. So Nick will be asking Nina Magon of Contour Interior Design, Steven Favreau of Favreau Design, Kellie Ellis of Kelli Ellis Interior Design and Chad James of the Chad James Group: What does it really take to become successful? To RSVP and for a FULL list of The Chaise Lounge High Point Market events, visit our events page.  Meet Janine Janine Wagers joins Nick from High Point, North Carolina, furniture capital of the world. Her work as Create Directive and Showroom Designer concentrates on displaying Universal Furniture's products within the showroom in new and interesting ways.  Market? WHAT DO I DO? Here's Janine's advice: As a designer, you have to figure out what you would like to accomplish at Market. Ask yourself, What are you here to see? What vendors would you like to visit? Are you buying furniture? Are you buying accessories? Are you here to establish new relationships with vendors? Or are you meeting with your existing vendors? Maybe you've never been to Market and are just here to grasp, what is High Point? (It's like regional markets....but on steroids). Think about what price points you want to look at and what styles. Anyone and everyone furniture connected is going to show at High Point SO you need to plan and narrow it down to what you want to focus on. There is no way you can make it to every showroom in 5 days, that's 11.5 million square feet of showrooms! High Point Market's website has a full list of exhibitors so Janine says that you definitely want to prepare beforehand, look them up, and see which products fit into your style and price categories. You also want to target specific areas at Market, if one of your vendors is in an area, it's likely similar vendors will be there too. Get your geography down! Market is very spread out. Nick Janine advise to make a list of the vendors you want to see, so you can plan each day accordingly by location. It's also important to know that there are accessory vendors that are preset (you go in and buy it like it is), but there are also places you can buy samples or one-of-a-kind pieces! You might want to take a day to just visit accessory companies EARLY ON and pick up samples or one-of-a-kind pieces, as those go quickly. It's always fun to have a treasure to bring back to a customer. You get to tell them that you located it in High Point and it's the only one of its kind. You'll have a good story to help you sell a piece or to let someone know you picked it out special for them. The Universal Showroom Universal exclusively makes and sells furniture, but they shop Market too, for accessories for the showroom and to continue thei...

High Point Fall 2017 Market Preview Today in The Lounge, we are talking all about High Point! Janine Wagers is the Creative Director and Showroom Designer of the Universal Furniture Showroom in High Point, North Carolina. She joins us to discuss the best ways to prepare for Market. Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs is the keynote speaker for Gail Doby's Interior Design Summit and gives us an inside look on what she will be speaking about. As always, connect with us on our website, iTunes, Stitcher, Facebook and Instagram @thechaiselounge. Nick has been on a mission to uncover how the 3D Rendering software at Porcelanosa works. He measured his bathroom and sent in pictures to Porcelanosa to design 2 different remodel prototypes, and the process only has a two day turn around! On the next episode, we will share an interview with Carla Espino to learn more about how this product works. Additionally, we will include the BIG REVEAL of Nick's bathroom BEFORE and AFTER. Utilize this free service by going to Porcelanosa's website or by visiting your local showroom.  During High Point, Nick will be moderating a panel, Passion Sucks. It's All About the Money!, at the Universal showroom, Saturday the 14th at 11:00 am. All of the designers Nick has spoken to are passionate about interior design, but that's not what makes it or breaks it for them. So Nick will be asking Nina Magon of Contour Interior Design, Steven Favreau of Favreau Design, Kellie Ellis of Kelli Ellis Interior Design and Chad James of the Chad James Group: What does it really take to become successful? To RSVP and for a FULL list of The Chaise Lounge High Point Market events, visit our events page.  Meet Janine Janine Wagers joins Nick from High Point, North Carolina, furniture capital of the world. Her work as Create Directive and Showroom Designer concentrates on displaying Universal Furniture's products within the showroom in new and interesting ways.  Market? WHAT DO I DO? Here's Janine's advice: As a designer, you have to figure out what you would like to accomplish at Market. Ask yourself, What are you here to see? What vendors would you like to visit? Are you buying furniture? Are you buying accessories? Are you here to establish new relationships with vendors? Or are you meeting with your existing vendors? Maybe you've never been to Market and are just here to grasp, what is High Point? (It's like regional markets....but on steroids). Think about what price points you want to look at and what styles. Anyone and everyone furniture connected is going to show at High Point SO you need to plan and narrow it down to what you want to focus on. There is no way you can make it to every showroom in 5 days, that's 11.5 million square feet of showrooms! High Point Market's website has a full list of exhibitors so Janine says that you definitely want to prepare beforehand, look them up, and see which products fit into your style and price categories. You also want to target specific areas at Market, if one of your vendors is in an area, it's likely similar vendors will be there too. Get your geography down! Market is very spread out. Nick Janine advise to make a list of the vendors you want to see, so you can plan each day accordingly by location. It's also important to know that there are accessory vendors that are preset (you go in and buy it like it is), but there are also places you can buy samples or one-of-a-kind pieces! You might want to take a day to just visit accessory companies EARLY ON and pick up samples or one-of-a-kind pieces, as those go quickly. It's always fun to have a treasure to bring back to a customer. You get to tell them that you located it in High Point and it's the only one of its kind. You'll have a good story to help you sell a piece or to let someone know you picked it out special for them. The Universal Showroom Universal exclusively makes and sells furniture, but they shop Market too, for accessories for the showroom and to continue thei...

03/20/2017 | MDCT of the Esophagus with 2D MPRs and 3D Rendering: Unusual Diagnoses and Interpretative Pearls

If you’re anything like me, you like to actually see what you’re getting before you pay for it. But, what do you do when you’re building a house? I know you’ll have blue prints, but for some of us blue prints are difficult to read and visualize.  For some reason, my brain has trouble translating blue prints into a good mental image. Wouldn’t it be nice to see a 3D, photograph-like image of what your house will look like before you build it?   To have a color picture and maybe even an animated aerial video of the outside or inside of your house? Then you could show it to contractors and suppliers to ensure that they know exactly what you want to build?  Today, you’ll hear from Rob Clasby, CEO and Founder of Viz Source, the Rendering Company.  Since 2006, Viz Source has been in the business of providing photorealistic 3D images and animations for all types of projects, including new homes. Show notes at BYHYU.com www.vizsource.com/ https://www.facebook.com/BYHYU/

AWS GPU computing capabilities have allowed hot start-ups like Zerolight to revolutionize the car buying experience for clients like Audi, by providing advanced 3D car rendering simulations for their customers interested in personalizing cars in real-time at dealer showrooms and online. Zerolight chose to build their company from the ground up on AWS because of GPU-compute capabilities, scale, elasticity, and reliability, allowing customers to perform complex renderings quickly and in real-time. In this session, learn how Zerolight has implemented a scalable, cost-effective, highly responsive 3D rendering platform using Amazon EC2 G2 instances.

Check out Andrew’s Wired In Kickstarter! Go here to check it out and contribute! 02:53 - Warren Moore Introduction Twitter GitHub Metal By Example 03:58 - Working for Apple => Doing Metal (Transition) 05:15 - 3D Graphics APIs 3D Game Engines (Unity, Unreal) 3D Rendering OpenGL GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) glVertex 11:14 - Metal = Objective-C API     13:11 - The Programmable Pipeline (Shading) Vertex Shader Fragment Shader Shading Languages: GLSL The Metal Shading Language Rasterization 19:40 - Metal Precomputed Render States Explicit Memory Management 22:07 - Draw Call Batching UE4 "Zen Garden" Using Metal API for iOS 8 Revealed at WWDC 25:30 - Testing Metal 26:01 - Who Is Metal For? What Else Can Metal Do? (Besides 3D Graphics) Task Parallelism Compute Programming (GPGPU = General-Purpose Computing on Graphics Processing Units) Signal Processing 33:35 - Getting Started with Metal Metal By Example CAMetalLayer 38:15 - Multithreading MTLCommandQueue 41:34 - Metal Adoption and Future Metal For Developers (Apple) OSX Demand? 45:11 - 3D Graphics Programming Resources SceneKit Sprite Kit Core Animation Mathematics for 3D Game Programming and Computer Graphics by Eric Lengyel OpenGL Programming Guide: The Official Guide to Learning OpenGL, Version 4.3 by Dave Shreiner David H. Eberly Mike McShaffry

Check out Andrew’s Wired In Kickstarter! Go here to check it out and contribute! 02:53 - Warren Moore Introduction Twitter GitHub Metal By Example 03:58 - Working for Apple => Doing Metal (Transition) 05:15 - 3D Graphics APIs 3D Game Engines (Unity, Unreal) 3D Rendering OpenGL GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) glVertex 11:14 - Metal = Objective-C API     13:11 - The Programmable Pipeline (Shading) Vertex Shader Fragment Shader Shading Languages: GLSL The Metal Shading Language Rasterization 19:40 - Metal Precomputed Render States Explicit Memory Management 22:07 - Draw Call Batching UE4 "Zen Garden" Using Metal API for iOS 8 Revealed at WWDC 25:30 - Testing Metal 26:01 - Who Is Metal For? What Else Can Metal Do? (Besides 3D Graphics) Task Parallelism Compute Programming (GPGPU = General-Purpose Computing on Graphics Processing Units) Signal Processing 33:35 - Getting Started with Metal Metal By Example CAMetalLayer 38:15 - Multithreading MTLCommandQueue 41:34 - Metal Adoption and Future Metal For Developers (Apple) OSX Demand? 45:11 - 3D Graphics Programming Resources SceneKit Sprite Kit Core Animation Mathematics for 3D Game Programming and Computer Graphics by Eric Lengyel OpenGL Programming Guide: The Official Guide to Learning OpenGL, Version 4.3 by Dave Shreiner David H. Eberly Mike McShaffry

No.12 - 3D rendering open source 소개 - 2011.9.4

Sven gibt euch einen Einblick was die Verwaltung seiner Kontakte anbelangt, Patrick will über die HoloLens von Microsoft reden und Andreas recherchiert was die Jugend so an sozialen Netzwerken nutzt. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Überbleibsel Posteo.de Also doch. Dank Hörer Andreas Göb können wir doch noch einen alternativen Email-Anbieter aus deutschen Landen empfehlen: Posteo. Standards: IMAP, POP3, Kontakte & Kalendar Günstig: 2GB Postfach für 1€/Monat Grün: Ökostrom Sicher: Verschlüsselung und Two-Factor-Authentication Anonym: Sowohl bei Anmeldung als auch Zahlung Alles Richtig gut. Doch was fehlt? Leider, leider werden keine Custom Domains unterstützt. So tickt YouTube Das Follow-up schlechthin zu unserer letzten Episode: Jetzt gibt die Präsentation von Andreas bei der Mercedes-Benz Social Media Night auch für alle die es nicht geschafft haben sich Karten zu reservieren ↓. .embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; } .embed-container iframe, .embed-container object, .embed-container embed { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; } Überschallneuigkeiten Neu auf www.derubercast.com Bei dem Umzug von Squarespace auf Jekyll hat Patrick in der Tat ein noch ein paar Fehler mit eingebaut. Unter anderem hat Der Übercast jetzt leider Gottes diese Makel: eine Suchfunktion eine Inhaltsverzeichnis (die ••• unter dem Audio Player) Huffduffer ist mit an Board ein gescheites Logbuch ein Vektorlogo mehr responsive als je zuvor und eine Vielzahl an kleinen Designanpassungen Kurz um, alles bestens vom Backend her und Patrick muss sich nicht mehr für jede kleine Änderungen durch das Squarespace Forum wühlen… den Rest verkneift er sich, denn wer weiß, vielleicht steht SQ irgendwann mal mit einem Werbebanner auf der Gangway. Aufruf: Im Bannerbereich der Webseite findet ihr auch die wichtigste Neuerung → einen Cursor der wie ein Flugzeug aussieht. Sven hat ihn abgewählt, ihr Hörer und Leser könnt euch melden und den ikonischen Cursor zurückholen bevor er ins Bermuda-Dreieck stürzt; sagt “Nein Sven, dass darf nicht sein!” Real Mac - Typed.com Bashing In unserem Privatchat bei Slack hat das neuste Gedankenkind von Real Mac Software keinen großen Anklang gefunden. Eigentlich wollten wir das schön brav totschweigen, da wir eigentlich keine Freunde des klassischen Verrisses sind… aber… bei einem brechen dann doch die Pferde aus der Ferrari-Karosserie. Kurz: Unser italienischer Hengst gibt sich selbst die Sporen und galoppiert über die digitale Schreibmaschinen-Plattform mit Karacho hinweg. Lantern – Ein Gerät, unendlich viel Neuigkeiten direkt aus dem Weltall Ein Spezial welches Extra für unseren Kurbelradiobesitzer von Patrick rausgesucht wurde. Die Endzeit kann kommen, damit bleibt ihr von der Datenverwahrlosung verschont. Quelle: Indiegogo Lantern: One Device, Free Data From Space Forever TERA by LUNAR | Fitness Mat Da nun schon was für Sven genannt wurde, kommt nun noch was für Andreas. Mit der Tera Matte kann sich Andreas seine Workouts zusammenklicken, z.B. den abstürzenden Kranich. Die Matte zeigt Andreas dann an, dass er seinen Kopf ans obere Ende platzieren muss und seinen Körper gefälligst dementsprechend verrenkt, so dass der Vogel möglichst kaputt aussieht. Alles in allem, wenn denn genügend Übungen dabei sind, wäre das ein tolles Spielzeug, welches im übrigen auch schon bei uns zulande einen Preis für das durchaus extravagante Design gewonnen hat. Sieht auf jeden Fall besser aus, als Patrick’s Yoga-Matte… aber macht euch selbst ein Bild, denn hier kommt der direkte Vergleich: Die Tera Matte korrigiert quasi eure Pose und räumt den Raum schön auf immer wenn ihr nicht hinschaut. Patrick hat versucht diese Szene möglichst detailgetreu und nahe am Original nachzustellen. Dafür hat er extra sein bestes Unterhemd ausgekramt: Quelle: TERA by LUNAR – Fitness Mat Die Zwei Neuheiten sind übrigens eher als Klamauk zu werten, welcher den Co-Hosts brühwarm von ihrem Berliner Co-Pilot als must-have verkauft wurde. Aber wer weiß, vielleicht findet ihr die Dinger trotzdem ganz Schmucke. Kontakte verwalten auf Mac OS X Angekündigt von Patrick mit dem dubiosen Untertitel “Speed-Dating mit Sven” wird euch nun präsentiert, wie und womit der Herr und Meister seine Kontakte verwaltet. Apples Kontakte Ranting Sven legt noch einmal einen vor und teilt weiter aus. Seine große Beschwerde über Contacts.app beinhaltet, dass unser OS X’er Adressbuch zwar funktioniert, aber wie das bei Apple-Lösungen nun einmal so ist, der Anwendungszweck zu minimal gehalten ist. Nichts für Power-User und Sven sehnt sich nach den Zeiten, wo es noch einen Master-Kontakt gab, bei dem man einmal eine Firma anlegt und alle Mitarbeiter dann eben dieser zuweisen kann, ohne jedes Mal die Adresse neu einzutippen. Tipps für Smartlisten hat er auch parat, gerade wenn man den Frühjahrsputz macht, dann sollte man mit folgenden Einstellungen rumspielen: alte Kontakte, Neue Kontakte, Zuletzt geändert. Sven sieht so, wer schon ewig lange im Adressbuch drinnen ist und kann dann entscheiden, ob denn immer noch ein tiefes, inniges Verhältnis besteht, welches die Anwesenheit in der Kontakte.app erfordert. Noch eine Idee ist: IFTTT Integration via iOS app → LinkedIn Einladungen, Follow-up Emails. Cobooking Nach ein paar sehr kurzen Exkursen zu Google und Cobook bleibt Patrick bei Apples “Contacts” Lösung. Als Ergänzung schreibt er in das Notizfeld zu seinen Kunden ein kleines Projekttagebuch mit Datum und Link zum TaskPaper File des jeweiligen Auftrags. Dazu hat er noch 23 Web Services drinnen. Dies aber auch nur, weil diese Services anbieten per Email Daten einzusenden. Die wichtigsten Freunde aus dem Internet haben es auch geschafft. An Cobook und Co. haben ihn fertig gemacht, dass die Avatare automatisch upgedatet werden. Mag sein das man das abstellen kann… aber wie dem auch sei, die Kontakte.app langt ihm ja so oder so. Smart Groups habe er entfernt, da Apple es nicht für nötig hält diese auf iOS zu unterstützen – gaaanz schwach. Ebenso fehlt, dass man auf iOS keine Gruppen erstellen kann oder Kontakte einer Gruppe zuordnen kann (außer man geht den Umweg über iCloud.com). Auch Sven wurde mit Cobook nie so richtig warm, vor allem, weil es eine Menubar-App war. Der Nachfolger FullContact hat die Mac Version komplett gestrichen. BusyContacts BusyMac, Macher der hoch- und vielgelobten Kalender Anwendung Busycal, haben ein neues Kind. Die Beta-Version von BusyContacts kann zurzeit kostenlos angetestet werden und Sven findet das ganze gut… und aufgeräumt… und der Funktionsumfang erst. Daylite Für alle die eine eierlegende Kontaktmilchsau brauchen ist Daylite mit seinen Trilliarden Möglichkeiten einen Blick wert. Gruppen im Kontaktbuch Für die Neugierigen gibt es noch mehr Details. So sieht es bei Patrick aus: Clients (Kunden) Contracts (Banken, Hausverwaltung, alles was mit Verträgen zu tun hat) Family (Die liebe Familie und die der Freundin) Friends (Die Auserwählten) University (Professoren und Mitstudenten) Web (Web apps wie Instapaper, Dropbox, …) Web Peers (die Freunde aus dem Internet) … und Sven zieht nach: Firma (inkl. Untergruppen für das direkte Team und die verschiedenen Grüppchen) Dienstleister (Gärtner, Bank, Frisör und Steuerberaterin) Ex-Kollegen Familie Freunde Notfall-Nummern (auf jeden Fall die von Lufthansa) Bei Andreas sieht es ähnlich aus. Er nimmt noch Veranstalter mit eine Gruppe auf. … übrigens Restaurants speichert Andreas in Foursquare-Listen, Patrick bei Yelp. Holodeck Mit dem Oculus VR haben wir ja schon ein populäres 3D Head-Set am Start. Das gute Stück soll ja nun endlich Mitte des Jahres rauskommen. Und dann kann endlich auch jeder in Zelda 1 abtauchen, nicht nur die Tech-Presse. Sony und Samsung arbeiten auch an einem. Microsoft hat aber immer noch etwas mehr Tragweite. Das hat Patrick neugierig gemacht. Im Oktober 2014 hat Google $542 Millionen für Magic Leap hingeblättert und will damit auch das augmented reality Ding pushen. Magic Leap hat es - wie Apple - auch gerne mit Patent-Tauscherei. Dabei haben sie wohl auch 1:1 Sachen aus allen möglichen Quellen kopiert. Typische Anwendungszwecke von solchen Brillen sind: Spiele Home-Cinema VR-UI’s Kreative Spielereien Augmented VS. Virtual VR: Unter VR ist Facebooks Oculus Rift zu verbuchen: Der Oculus Rift ist ein VR Gerät ihr seid im Pixelland, alles ist künstlich automatisch etwas limitierter grafikmäßig (jedenfalls zurzeit) Einsatzzweck: Spiele, Simulationen Im Prinzip kann man sich sowas auch DIY’en mit ein wenig Pappe… das DODOcase gibt’s für 20 EUR bei Amazon. Da müsst ihr nicht selbst basteln und habt was vorgefertigtes für euer iPhone, um mit ganz wenig Geld mal etwas Oculus Luft zu schnuppern. Es gibt wohl auch AR-Erweiterungen für den Oculus, auch kann man seinen Leap Motion als Controller benutzen. Kurz: Das Ding ist hackable. Ob’s elegant ist und breite Unterstützung hat, steht woanders niedergeschrieben. What we basically believe is that unlike the Microsoft or Sony pure console strategies, if you want to make this a real computing platform, you need to fuse both of those things together. Mark Zuckerberg Überhaupt hat der Zuckerberg mächtig auf den Putz gehauen nach der Akquise und getönt, dass der eigene Ansatz ja viel besser ist, da er nicht nur wie die Konkurrenz den Zockern an den Popo fassen will. AR: kann ein grafischer Layer über der reellen Umwelt sein damit auch vielseitigerer Einsatzzweck Somit kann man auf der Autobahn den neusten Bildzeitungsartikel lesen. Kampfpiloten haben ja auch head up Displays seit 1940 am Start. Wenn die heute mit MACH-3 das nutzen, dann kann Andreas in seinem geleasten Wartburg das wohl auch auf der Linken Spur benutzen. Da Augmented Reality Gadgets komplexer sind, begibt es sich naturgemäß, dass die Anforderungen an’s selbst Gerät höher sind: Nicht nur 3D-Rendering muss die Hütte können, auch muss in Echtzeit getrackt werden wo der eigene Kopf gerade ist. Ebenso muss die Umgebung in 3D gescannt werden, damit man mit der Hand interagieren kann. Für Patrick ist ein AR Gerät auch wesentlich interessanter, da es hier nicht so oft zu Motion Sickness kommen soll. Er hat bisher sein 3D Assassins Creed noch nicht weitergespielt, da er ein Sensibelchen ist. Trick 17 ist, das Bild auf dem 55″ und der zu kleinen Wohnung zu verkleinern, dann geht’s wohl. Google Google Glas Nun, bei Google Glas war schon AR vorhanden, dies aber ganz limitiert in der Ecke vom Bildschirm (meist kleine 2D Menüs). Kurz: Google hat den Zug da verpasst. Die Brille sollte ja so oder so eher als Smartphone-Ersatz dienen. Außerdem: Google hat kürzlich den Verkauf erst einmal eingestellt lustigerweise in derselben Woche wo die MS HoloLens vorgestellt wurde Vielleicht kommt ja “bald” eine V2… dann ganz sicherlich mit AR. Magic Leap Diese Neuerwerbung könnte der Grund sein, warum Google Glass eingestellt wurde. Magic Leap hat ähnliche Fähigkeiten wie die MS Holo Linsöh. Viel ist noch nicht bekannt, vor einem Jahr gab’s mal eine Welle, aber seitdem das Kind im Google-Einkaufswagen sitzt ist es (verdächtig) still. Microsoft HoloLens HoloStudio Zur Einstimmung hier die Vorstellung der HoloLens von Kinect Macher Alex Kipman: Das Ding wird wohl dieses Jahr noch mit Windows 10 auf den Markt geschmissen. Preis unbekannt. Anwendungen im Video: Video-Konferenz mit Live-Skitch am Objekt (Sanitärreparatur) jede Menge 3D Modelling Spiele: Minecraft Skype Netflix auf einer Hologram Leinwand Star Wars Hologramme zaubern Überhaupt findet Patrick neben Gaming den Ansatz mit Apps am spannendsten: Wettervorhersage auf dem Kühlschrank, Health-Stats im Badezimmerspiegel, oder gar noch ein Spiel was ihm die Zeit beim Zähneputzen versüßt. Who knows. Sven sieht sich schon als Doktor für Luxus-Schönheits-OPs in der Schweiz und Andreas will kochen lernen ohne sich das Gesicht an der Tomatensuppe zu verbrühen. Die Bedienung geht so… Voice-Commands Tap, Look, Tap Patrick mutmaßt, dass die Bedienung in den nächsten 5-7 Jahren wohl nicht so präzise sein wird, dass sie in der Tat für Designarbeiten taugen wird bei denen es auf Akkuratesse ankommt. Bei seinem Leap Motion ist es auch super schwer eine UI zu bedienen. In der Live-Demo von HoloStudio, wo man 3D Objekte in 3D bauen kann zeigt sich auch schon, dass Objekte an andere “snappen”. Die Präzision ist also in der Tat fragwürdig. Patrick sieht das HoloStudio eher so als ein MS Paint 2015… auch wenn’s cool ischt. HoloLens Die Entwickler nennen es ein “see-through display” und sagen “This was science-fiction and we’re bringing it into science facts”. Mit der HoloLens soll die Ära eingeläutet werden in welcher Computer mit der Umwelt interagieren können. Spannend, spannend, spannend. Daten Komplett holographischer Computer High-End CPU und GPU und noch eine CPU die für die holographischen Sachen zuständig ist => HPU wireless, keine Verbindung zu einem PC nötig Terabytes of information in real-time surround sound eine Tonne an Sensoren Zitate und Gedanken Das “Onsight Project” ermöglicht es einem auf dem Mars rumzulaufen. Die Wissenschaftler wollen bis Juli 2015 diese Technologie nutzen, so dass sie endlich mal ihren Mars Rover ausprobieren können. So unendlich cool sich das alles anhört, andere stellen erst einmal die elementaren Fragen: The question is when we can mix virtual and real worlds seamlessly, what are we going to want to do? Mark Bolas, associate professor, University of Southern California Patrick tipp darauf, dass man sich da ganz auf das Engagement und den Einfallsreichtum der Entwickler verlassen kann. Unsere Smartphones haben mittlerweile Anwendungen drauf, an die man vor ein paar Jahren nicht einmal im Traum gedacht hat. Ebenfalls aus der NY Times kommen auch begeistertere Stimmen: If successful,” he said, “HoloLens will ultimately expand the way people interact with machines just as the mouse-based interface did in the 1990s, and touch interfaces did after the introduction of the iPhone in 2007. James L. McQuivey, analyst at Forrester Research Im Vergleich zum Oculus Rift scheint die MS HoloLens um Meilen weiter entwickelt zu sein… mal sehen ob das in der Tat so ist. Den Tech Demos sind halt oft nur schön durchgerenderte Demos und nicht der Status Quo. Schocker der Woche All das erwähnte… alles was da oben steht ist nicht wahr. Es sind keine Hologramme die euch vorgegaukelt werden. In der Tat handelt es sich am ehesten noch um ein HUD (Head-up Display) und die Technik dahinter arbeitet wahrscheinlich mit Projektoren. Mutmaßlich durch unser Technik-Teleskop betrachtet sollte die HoloLens auch noch wesentlich leichter und komfortabler sein als der gasschutzmaskenartige Tragekomfort eines Oculus Rift Systems. Offen bleibt, wie es mit der Hitzeentwicklung aussieht, wo der Preis liegt und wie lange die Laufzeit ist, denn mit Kabel durch die Wohnung latschen will wohl keiner. Am Ende des Tages muss angemerkt werden, dass es eine V1 die uns in einem wirklichen sehr frühen Stadium präsentiert wurde. Mit genau dieser zieht sich aber Microsoft die Entwickler erst einmal ins Haus und Richtung Windows 10. Das Redmond Comeback steht in der Startlöchern. Verschiedene ODG Machen schon wesentlichen länger AR Brillen. Microsoft hat wohl vor einem Jahr dort mal zugelangt und für um die 100 Millionen € Patente eingekauft. Apple Apple bleibt lieber im Jetzt, bzw. spielt die Aufholjagd mit ihrer Y-Heft-Uhr. Die kann man zugegebenermaßen quasi morgen schon nutzen und sie wird wahrscheinlich auch funktionieren und vor allem nützlich sein im Alltag. P. Welker, Der Übercast Junge Internetkultur Unser Jüngster im Cockpit hat halt noch den besten Draht zur Jugend. Da bietet es sich an, dass er uns einmal erklärt, wie die Teens so das Internet nutzen und was gerade hip ist. Anlass dazu bietet ihm “A Teenager’s View on Social Media”. Dort bestätigt ein Jungspund, was wir alle schon längst geahnt haben: Facebook ist wie Sonntags in die Kirche gehen. Kein Jugendlicher will es, doch alle müssen nur wollen. Deshalb gibt es Alternativen: Yik Yak geht gut in den Staaten. Einhergehend mit der Popularität und Anonymität gibt es leider auch schon die schlimmsten Fälle des Cyber-Bullyings. Whisper bringt auch eine Ladung Anonymität und ist auch bei uns verfügbar. Eigene oder fremde Bilder und ein paar Nachrichten. Lokale Eingrenzung möglich. -988aee14a203) YouNow… mach dein eigenes Big Brother. Mehr Lesestoff von einer von Patricks meist-verhassten Seite: The Truth about Teens and Privacy. Schnelllebig wie das ganze ist gehen wir auch schnell zu den Picks. Unsere Picks Andreas: Hydra HDR Freund Andreas pickt die Ultra HDR App. HDR’iger geht’s nicht. Sven: Canva ist ein super einfaches Online Layout Tool mit dem sich schnell mal ein Grafik, eine Einladung oder Flyer gestalten lässt. Im Gegensatz zu den sonst gefürchteten Clip-Arts und Layouts ist Canva extrem stilsicher unterwegs und selbst der Unbegabteste kann richtig glänzen. Kostenloser Grundumfang, nur einige Grafiken, Fonts und Bilder kosten. Patrick: JPEGmini Das beste Tool um JPEG’s kleiner zu machen. In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

This quick 3 minute HOT TIP shows you how to work with images without using 3D perspective. Common uses include object positioning in 3D space as well as motion graphic styling.