Domain: eyetronics.com
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Comments · 7
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Nothing new under the sun....
Actually, there's nothing new or revolutionary about this. Eyetronics's LiquidFaces tool was capable of doing these things over 3 years ago. See: http://www.eyetronics.com/
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Eyetronics
I just had a look at the site of this KULeuven spin-off yesterday for my work and you might have a look at the site of Eyetronics.
One of the things they are doing is just that. It has some nice demos.
btw, they did also some work for "Die another Day" and "xXx", ... -
Eyetronics
I just had a look at the site of this KULeuven spin-off yesterday for my work and you might have a look at the site of Eyetronics.
One of the things they are doing is just that. It has some nice demos.
btw, they did also some work for "Die another Day" and "xXx", ... -
Re:But..
I'm sorry, I assumed such a high-tech crowd knew how to use search engines or simply take a stab and try http://www.eyetronics.com...
I apologize if I seem snotty, I've got 12 hours of work to do before tomorrow morning, and I'm stuck in a meeting destined to last until at LEAST then
:)Cheers,
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Re:3D videomisha__ wrote:
>Some forms of 3D video are already possible.
>One commercially available package can be
>found at this link:>http://www.eyetronics.com/main.html
>Check out "Applications", then go to the bottom
>of the page and follow the link for more details
>at the bottom of "Professional 3D services" (easy, no?).I'm sorry. I meant "Products", not "Applications."
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3D videoSome forms of 3D video are already possible.
One commercially available package can be
found at this link:http://www.eyetronics.com/main.html
Check out "Applications", then go to the bottom
of the page and follow the link for more details
at the bottom of "Professional 3D services" (easy, no?).There you can find examples of the acquisition
and results of their technique for 3D video. It's
just a start, but 3D video is definitely being
developed. -
3D videoSome forms of 3D video are already possible.
One commercially available package can be
found at this link:http://www.eyetronics.com/main.html
Check out "Applications", then go to the bottom
of the page and follow the link for more details
at the bottom of "Professional 3D services" (easy, no?).There you can find examples of the acquisition
and results of their technique for 3D video. It's
just a start, but 3D video is definitely being
developed.