#3D Technology

[alekksandar]

Used this phone back in the late 2000s. Alas, technology marches on.

[karlrincon]

Happy New Year 2024 from Korea.

Year of the 🐲🐉!

[idea-explorer]

Enhance Designs with 3D Interior Rendering

Explore the many benefits of 3D interior rendering in modern design practices. This powerful tool provides realistic visualizations that help clients understand spaces better, fostering clear communication. With detailed renderings, designers can easily convey their ideas, minimizing misunderstandings. This ultimately leads to reduced revisions and a smoother design process, making it an essential asset for any designer.

[theomenmedia]

Kanguva To Get 3D Treatment!

Dive into the legend with Kanguva! Experience the power of fire in stunning 3D.

Link to the full story: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/from-fire-to-film-the-epic-making-of-kanguva-in-3d

[blenderfan1]

You can use 3D Textures in my cloud shadows package (Gimme Cloud Shadows) for animated shadows. However, whenever you reached y = 1, as the texture was not seamless, you had to animate back to 0 (as smooth as possible 😊) But I have finally figured out a way to make the 3D textures seamless in all directions! 🔥 This works analogous to the simple 2D texture tiling algorithm (you may know it from GIMP). As it is not very sophisticated it only works well with natural textures without straight lines (which is all I neeeded)

[kny111]

This post is nearing 9 years old. NYC still bullshits us about the housing crisis and efficiently + sustainably producing enough homes to eradicate the unhoused crisis. Fast forward to now where livable 299k priced 3d printed homes can be found making their way to the market before we can even house those dealing with extreme weather. I was just reading about how Arizona was able to created a bunch of heat resistant homes. Each of them take about less than 6 weeks to build. They're making 42 of these in Arizona as a start to making sustainable homes that can survive the extreme weather.

If you look up this story, you'll notice it's just now being reported on, so it's constantly being updated about this progress. When I looked up NY with regards to 3d tech innovations and its application with regards to the unhoused crisis i was unsurprisingly disappointed. There's a concentration of this issue in the city, yet, only in the last year, (2021) was when they actually reported anything at all on mass media like Google with regards to 3d printing homes (First 3-D-printed house for sale listed at $300K on Long Island ). And of course it had nothing to do with actually housing those in need or implementing the usage of this tech at a larger scale level to account for the unhoused community. I have very little interest in the future or present of housing markets that price homes when people die if they are unhoused. Good news i think will actually come when you see those with access and resources investing in getting these working functional 3d printed homes to communities that really need them at 0$. When manufacturing homes becomes this technologically easy, pricing homes becomes more of a form of systemic terrorism.

Dutch Architect Plans World’s First 3D-Printed Building

Side Note: As previously mentioned, this sort of venture and combination between design, architecture and technology with the usage of 3D printing would be exactly what’s needed to help people in less favorable conditions of living. If we can, through trials and errors, learn the best methods of 3D-printing on larger scales we could, in theory, start creating buildings on the fly and at low costs.

Of course we’d have to give the technology just a tad more time and investment to develop in such a way that we have 3D printers large enough to assemble the right pieces at a steady pace. With time, It could also be a good excuse to abandon our old methods of construction and style that we implement to our buildings and houses and use a new design, something more modern and thoughtful of the environment and ever changing conditions we live in today. Just a thought.

A Dutch architect is planning to construct a Möbius strip-shaped house using the world’s largest 3D printer.

Landscape House, designed by Janjaap Ruijssenaars of Amsterdam firm Universal Architecture, will contain around 1,100 square metres of floorspace throughout the twisted structure. The 3D printer — which can “print” objects as large as six metres by nine metres using a mix of grinded-down rocks or sand, held together with a liquid binding agent — has been designed by Italian roboticist Enrico Dini.

Dini has been printing huge objects with his printer for a couple of years, but this will be the first building that he’s produced that’s actually designed to be occupied just like any other. For a house that will be a solid whole, without any visible seams, a Möbius strip makes perfect sense as a design shape.

“While doing a competition [in Ireland] for housing in a beautiful landscape we wondered if you could make a building that celebrates landscape,” Ruijssenaars explained to Wired.co.uk over email. “We didn’t win the competition, but moved on with the design to further explore it. The essence of landscape, we thought, was that is is continuous. The earth is round, valleys transform into hills, oceans into land but it is one thing. So we looked for a building form without beginning or end.”

They worked with artist and mathematician Rinus Roelofs on the design, but they soon realised that “when making physical small models we always had to make a cut and paste in the material — with lead or paper you have to start or finish somewhere”. They used a small 3D printer to make a model out of potato flour, though, which was one continuous structure without beginning or end, just like they wanted. Roelofs had worked with Dini before to produce 3D printed art, and the three of them then started working on how to print the Landscape House. RIght now that means constructing giant sections and connecting them together, but theoretically the printer can be adapted to move along the entire structure and print one continuous building.

Ruijssenaars claims that the Landscape House will be as sturdy and durable as a house built with regular methods and materials: “The whole structure is calculated with the knowledge coming from engineers from large companies like Arup. In this design traditional techniques and new 3D printing techniques are combined — the façades for example are made with glass and thin steel construction. It is the combination of façade and floor/ceiling that gives this structure its sturdiness.”

We’re increasingly seeing 3D printing find its feet as a way of producing useful objects, and not just on the scale of small items like medical implants. That said, most of the time we’re still seeing 3D printers putting out children’s toys or action figures rather than, say, guns, which are still being tweaked by their designers. The Landscape House should cost between €4-5 million (£3.3-£4.2 million), according to Ruijssenaars, and should be take around 18 months to build. It’ll be finished sometime in 2014.

Ruijssenaars said: “It is interesting to explore the possibility of printing houses for the poor. This week we were approached by a company from South Africa that constructs buildings for the poor. In architecture it is interesting because you can skip the trouble of making a mould of wood that you fill with concrete and later have to remove.”

Reportedly a Brazilion national park is also interested in buying a copy of the Landscape House for use as a visitors centre, and we could see the same technology being used to build bases and tools for astronauts on the moon in the future.

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[321arka]

The design of a toy should not need to be adjusted after it is finalized, and production should begin immediately. There was not just one day it took for those colorful and engaging toys you see in physical stores and online catalogs to take shape. Before becoming cherished items loved by children and adults alike, they have gone through a rigorous refinement and modification process.

Due to this, manufacturing 3D printing services have become an invaluable tool in the toy industry, facilitating product development with greater efficiency and creative freedom. Toy projects today rely heavily on 3D models to streamline workflows and increase efficiency. Bringing your toys to store shelves in a timely manner is increasingly important in today's fast paced world, where trends shift quickly.

Importance of Technology in Toy Industry

Technology has influenced the toy industry as well as all other sectors. Creating prototypes and modifying molds used to take a lot of time and money in the past. As a result of the advent of 3D technology, however, many changes have taken place.

Toy designers and developers have been transformed by cutting edge technology like 3D Modeling. By utilizing this technology, companies can quickly create cost effective 3D models and prototypes, assisting in the testing and preparing of realistic toys for sale.

Define 3D Modeling

Various stages of art creation culminate in the captivating 3D art you see today, including 3D modeling. Three-dimensional objects are created using specialized software in this phase. In 3D modeling, an object is represented in three dimensions using special software. The textures, shapes, and sizes of these 3D models are effectively conveyed.

In 3D modeling, artists can create models of existing products and conceptual designs that have yet to be realized physically. An expert in 3D modeling plots points on a Cartesian plane to represent depth, forming a digital framework. The artist can manipulate and adjust polygons to achieve the desired form and look of the object within this framework.

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[pendantandring]

The Ryedale Hoard and 3K Coins

Exciting developments for coin lovers with 3D scanning.

In 2020, two amateur metal detectorists were milling about a field in North Yorkshire, England. They found a treasure of bronze statuettes, a plumb bob, four ingots, and 65 silver Roman coins. After reporting their find to the local authorities, the pieces were on display at a local auction house. The auctioneers estimated the value of the hoard at something close to £80,000. A month after the…

[beabee-nimer]

A bunch of modelling stuff I made for my partner @kittehburger 's oc Widget!! Isn't he goregous

[nyaa]

「QUMARION（クーマリオン」は、「CLIP STUDIO PAINT」 2013-08-03

[crazydiscostu]

Avatar (2009)

The Last Airbender????

Avatar has been hailed as a visually stunning and emotionally powerful film. Directed by James Cameron, the film is set in a distant future where humans have depleted Earth’s resources and are now seeking new resources on other planets. The film’s portrayal of the conflict between the humans and the Na’vi is also thought-provoking. The humans, driven by greed and a desire for resources, are…

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Avatar: The Way of Water - Under the sea and over the moon

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By Jose Anguiano – Cinematic Bandicoot December 17th, 2022 13 years ago… That’s half the planet’s reaction to James Cameron’s “Avatar” in 2009 – a wonderous technical achievement with an unoriginal “Dances with Wolves” retread. In spite of its elementary school writing, the movie broke box-office records and secured a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars. Afterwards, Cameron spent a decade…

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The market for 3D printing software and services is being driven by new and improved technologies as well as the ease of developing custom products such as engine parts, prototypes, and artistic items for industries, including automotive, aerospace, and healthcare. Rapid product development at a low cost is a key factor augmenting demand for additive manufacturing worldwide.

Computer-aided design (CAD) or 3D object scanners are used in this technology to take precise measurements of the product to be custom designed. As per industry players, 3D software are programs required to operate 3D printers for creating models using 3D printing techniques.

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