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
A new Linux trojan has emerged to create peer-to-peer (P2P) botnets directly on your system. This malware was initially spotted as Drupal ransomware to affect some old websites. * Read the full article here
New Linux trojan can transform your system into botnet was originally published on iSeeTech
In the mid-2000s, everyone was talking about 3D, the “next big thing” in video that would transform the way we consumed TV and movies, even how we communicated. It required people to buy expensive new gadgets and wear goofy eyewear, but we were told that consumers would flock to this new three-dimensional world. * Read…
Virtual reality will not replay the 3D debacle was originally published on iSeeTech
Virtual reality will not replay the 3D debacle was originally published on iSeeTech
Over recent years there has been a tendency to view the classroom as a theatre of learning in which the teacher᾿s role is to perform. Ever since inspections threw the spotlight on ‘teaching᾿, pupils have been transformed into an audience, which has to be engaged. It᾿s time to stoke the fires of the classroom engine…
Mick Waters: ‘What if, instead of seeing the classroom as a theatre, we could view it as an engine?’ was originally published on iSeeTech