First in a series of tutorials showing how to use Mandelbulb 3D to create 3D fractal images and animations. This first vid is a quick overview of the various...
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Showing posts with label Record. Show all posts
Monday, March 11, 2013
Mandelbulb 3D Tutorial - part 1 - Overview
Mandelbulb 3D Tutorial - part 1 - Overview Tube. Duration : 10.70 Mins.
First in a series of tutorials showing how to use Mandelbulb 3D to create 3D fractal images and animations. This first vid is a quick overview of the various...
First in a series of tutorials showing how to use Mandelbulb 3D to create 3D fractal images and animations. This first vid is a quick overview of the various...
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Gavin Henson & David Seaman Catch a World Record for Spots v Stripes
Gavin Henson & David Seaman Catch a World Record for Spots v Stripes Tube. Duration : 2.47 Mins.
Gavin Henson & David Seaman entered the record books on Monday 6th December as they both successfully caught balls launched from over 100m above Wembley National Stadium. The record-breaking moment marked the launch of Cadbury Spots v Stripes' nationwide game of Catch. 100 GPS-tracked, spotty & stripey balls have been released across the country to give as many people as possible a chance to play. The ball that gets passed the most - as tracked live at www.spotsvstripes.com - wins the game, 5000 points for its team and £5000 for one lucky thrower. The sheer act of passing the ball will also trigger the donation of games kit to charity in time for Christmas through Cadbury's partnership with Groundwork. To supplement the real-life game Cadbury has created a unique Twitter version of #Catch. Singer-songwriter Pixie Lott threw the first #SpottyBall at her fans, whilst Radio 1 presenter Scott Mills rose to the challenge and threw the #StripeyBall out into the Twittersphere. Facebook fans can play 'Spot/Stripe The Ball', and guess which ball will be the most passed in real life, for a chance to win Panasonic TA1 video cameras or a 42" 3D TV: www.facebook.com or www.facebook.com
Gavin Henson & David Seaman entered the record books on Monday 6th December as they both successfully caught balls launched from over 100m above Wembley National Stadium. The record-breaking moment marked the launch of Cadbury Spots v Stripes' nationwide game of Catch. 100 GPS-tracked, spotty & stripey balls have been released across the country to give as many people as possible a chance to play. The ball that gets passed the most - as tracked live at www.spotsvstripes.com - wins the game, 5000 points for its team and £5000 for one lucky thrower. The sheer act of passing the ball will also trigger the donation of games kit to charity in time for Christmas through Cadbury's partnership with Groundwork. To supplement the real-life game Cadbury has created a unique Twitter version of #Catch. Singer-songwriter Pixie Lott threw the first #SpottyBall at her fans, whilst Radio 1 presenter Scott Mills rose to the challenge and threw the #StripeyBall out into the Twittersphere. Facebook fans can play 'Spot/Stripe The Ball', and guess which ball will be the most passed in real life, for a chance to win Panasonic TA1 video cameras or a 42" 3D TV: www.facebook.com or www.facebook.com
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Mapping 3D Palacio Barolo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mapping 3D Palacio Barolo, Buenos Aires, Argentina Tube. Duration : 8.70 Mins.
Mapping 3D Palacio Barolo, Contacto: hola@ula-ula.tv Direccion de animaciones, filmacion bailarina contemporanea en chroma para post, basadas en la divina comedia "infierno", "purgatorio" y "paraiso" Direccion Emiliano Castro Direccion de Arte: Fabian Harsanyi
Mapping 3D Palacio Barolo, Contacto: hola@ula-ula.tv Direccion de animaciones, filmacion bailarina contemporanea en chroma para post, basadas en la divina comedia "infierno", "purgatorio" y "paraiso" Direccion Emiliano Castro Direccion de Arte: Fabian Harsanyi
Saturday, January 19, 2013
DARPA Cheetah Sets Speed Record for Legged Robots
DARPA Cheetah Sets Speed Record for Legged Robots Video Clips. Duration : 0.97 Mins.
This video shows a demonstration of the "Cheetah" robot galloping at speeds of up to 18 miles per hour (mph), setting a new land speed record for legged robots. The previous record was 13.1 mph, set in 1989. The robot's movements are patterned after those of fast-running animals in nature. The robot increases its stride and running speed by flexing and un-flexing its back on each step, much as an actual cheetah does. The current version of the Cheetah robot runs on a laboratory treadmill where it is powered by an off-board hydraulic pump, and uses a boom-like device to keep it running in the center of the treadmill. Testing of a free-running prototype is planned for later this year. While the M3 program conducts basic research and is not focused on specific military missions, the technology it aims to develop could have a wide range of potential military applications. The DARPA M3 performer for Cheetah is Boston Dynamics of Waltham, Mass. Read more about DARPA's M3 program at www.darpa.mil
This video shows a demonstration of the "Cheetah" robot galloping at speeds of up to 18 miles per hour (mph), setting a new land speed record for legged robots. The previous record was 13.1 mph, set in 1989. The robot's movements are patterned after those of fast-running animals in nature. The robot increases its stride and running speed by flexing and un-flexing its back on each step, much as an actual cheetah does. The current version of the Cheetah robot runs on a laboratory treadmill where it is powered by an off-board hydraulic pump, and uses a boom-like device to keep it running in the center of the treadmill. Testing of a free-running prototype is planned for later this year. While the M3 program conducts basic research and is not focused on specific military missions, the technology it aims to develop could have a wide range of potential military applications. The DARPA M3 performer for Cheetah is Boston Dynamics of Waltham, Mass. Read more about DARPA's M3 program at www.darpa.mil
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