Clearing the Clouds of Technology
To simulate objects, researchers analyzed video clips to find “vibration modes” at different frequencies that each represent distinct ways that an object can move. By identifying these modes’ shapes, the researchers can begin to predict how these objects will move in new situations.
Reach in and touch objects in videos with “Interactive Dynamic Video” was originally published on iSeeTech
You might not have heard of Quark VR (formerly known as Intugame) before, but HTC Vive fans might want to get to know them. The Bulgaria-based company is primarily working on its own software development kit (SDK) that allows developers to stream VR games developed on PC with engines like Unreal and Unity into any…
Quark VR Developing Wireless Vive was originally published on iSeeTech
No one ever wants to read press releases, not even journalists, and especially not when the documents are dense corporate financial updates trying to make things sound rosy to investors no matter what. You can imagine, though, that these perfunctory releases might take on a whole other significance and value to someone interested in, say, insider…
Press Releases Finally Get a Devoted Readership: Hackers was originally published on iSeeTech
The rumor mill seems pretty certain that forthcoming highest-end iPhone 7 — either called “iPhone 7 Pro” or simply the “iPhone 7 Plus” — will incorporate the same so-called dual-lens camera technology as we’ve seen emerge in Android phones like the Huawei P9 and LG G5. (Technically they’re dual camera modules, not lenses, or multi-aperture…
A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do was originally published on iSeeTech
A dual-lens iPhone 7: 3 reasons you don’t want it — and 2 why you do was originally published on iSeeTech