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Artist: Marc-Alexandre Robbe Title: POD life “In the year 2077, overpopulation has become an issue and people now life in confined spaces such as this one.”
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Artist: Marc-Alexandre Robbe Title: POD life “In the year 2077, overpopulation has become an issue and people now life in confined spaces such as this one.”
Artist: Wojtek Fus Title: Future Apartment “A pretty old concept of the futuristic apartment.” I’m still dreaming about this...
Artist: Fragan Tanguy Title: Mercenary Hacker (Corball) “Copyright Burning Games Corball http://burning-games.com/en/corball-the-zero-gravity-sport/” Very cool...
Artist: Joon Ahn Title: Bike Time to get ready to roll
Artist: Rob Shields Title: World on Wire Perfect
Delphi’s multi-layer display gives your car dashboard some depth | Jesse Dorian
Why It’s Great: This could change the way our car dashboard looks. It also has the potential to make the dashboard very fluid and customized. Where I Found It: Flipboard
Apple Hires Virtual and Augmented Reality Researcher
Apple Hires Virtual and Augmented Reality Researcher
it looks like Apple is joining the bandwagon of companies that are focusing on virtual reality technology. This is suggested by the fact that the Cupertino giant recently hired a man by the name Doug Bowman, the Director of the Center for Human-Computer Interaction at Virginia Tech.
Bowman joins the list of recently hired virtual and augmented reality experts, following Apple’s acquisition of Fac…
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Next-gen LG-made Nexus could try to revive 3D cameras in October
Next-gen LG-made Nexus could try to revive 3D cameras in October
This is starting to shape up like quite the innovative, risky, premium undertaking for the manufacturers of two fairly prudent, low-end Nexus phones so far. We’re sure recent rumors sparked a lot of questions regarding the short-term future of Google’s vanilla Android-powered hardware program fo...
Read more: http://vr-zone.com/articles/next-gen-lg-made-nexus-could-try-to-revive-3d-cameras-in-october/93731.html