Digital Incunabula
When thinking about new technology, I find it extremely helpful to look to the past to see hints on where we can go in the future. Johann Gutenberg's printing press from the mid-fifteenth century is arguably the most
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Thursday, February 2, 5-7:00pm Second Floor, AIMS P&G Wing Join us for an exciting evening of demonstrations of 3D visualization in the Smale Interactive Visualization Center, presentations by faculty and students of web/interactive design, digital communication, physical computing, robotics, usability/eye-tracking, social media, mobile learning and computing, game design, game development, games in
When thinking about new technology, I find it extremely helpful to look to the past to see hints on where we can go in the future. Johann Gutenberg's printing press from the mid-fifteenth century is arguably the most
3D is largely relegated to eye-candy these days, with 2D controls and traditional user interfaces plus some "pop-out" imagery. However, I have high hopes that 3D can become much more as we find creative ways to expand
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