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Solution to DeathTouch Problem......

Original implementation Integrating 2D Mouse Emulation with 3D Manipulation for Visualizations on a Multi-Touch Table -- project built on top of VisLink, check video !!

impressive .... 

they have found Christina's dog !!

Like a giant iPod...

nice tools but seem all to be commercial ... alternative to Qwaq?

check the video under showreel on the bottom ...

Let us try it -:) DI

Google asks: Are you a Supermodel(er)? Show us.

A project to create a digital model of ancient Rome.

would be interesting for our "second life project"

Seems like an interesting research group there

nice tool ... but apparently not open source :-(

already posted further down the page

There is this optical neuron that gets stimulated from motion. Mapping it is difficult in the lab: "The stumbling block is a lack of fine-grained anatomical detail about how the neurons in the retina are wired up to each other." So, use people deciphering from 2D images --> the 3D neuron structure using the human spatial reasoning to figure out what is part of a branching cell and what is just background noise in the images (yet incomparable to their best algorithms' performance) 120.000 users so far mapped 2% of the retina

New sensor to detect distances efficiently is based on the mixture chemistry, optics and physical principles.

No idea how it works, will need to digg into it.. Tom, shall we use Mixer?

A common data hub that allows the representation and comparison of data from numerous space missions. "The IMPEx portal offers tools for the visualization and analysis of datasets from different space missions. Furthermore, several computational model databases are feeding into the environment." As they say, with its massive 3D-visualization capabilities it offers the possibility of displaying spacecraft trajectories, planetary ephemerides as well as scientific representations of observational and simulation datasets.

From the section Science & Environment US researchers have developed what they call a "molten glass sewing machine" by combining 3D printing of glass with a mathematical model of how a liquid thread forms different types of loop. When the nozzle releasing a stream of molten glass is raised above a certain level, that thread begins to wobble.