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Brain art by Artist: Juan Carlos Jiménez Vadillo "Anypixel"
[ His caption:
Realistic, detailed, textured Human Brain 2.0 - Anatomy model. The model has been originally created in 3ds max and V-Ray with PBR materials. The images of the thumbnails have been rendered with the materials from the V-Ray version. The lighting setup is not included. ]
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(It reminds me of quantum foam somehow, it's like wobbly foamy brain dough.)
Interaktyvių mega ekranų konstruktorius
Google Niujorko ofise pernai vasarą buvo sumontuotas vienas pirmųjų interaktyvių ekranų, sukonstruotų iš 6000 LED mygtukų, panaudojus Google Creative Lab sukurtą atviro kodo AnyPixel.js JavaScript biblioteką ir STM32F4 mikrokontrolerį (40 $). Šis tandemas programuotojams atveria visai naujus kūrybos horizontus. AnyPixel.js yra atviro kodo biblioteka –github.com/googlecreativelab/anypixel
#AnyPixel #GoogleCreativeLab
AnyPixel from Google.
For sometime now, if you wanted to create an interactive wall, you had to have some pretty solid coding skills or know someone who did. There are a ton of open source frameworks to get the job done, but none of them are very easy to use. Thanks to Google that is changing. AnyPixel.js an an open source code and hardware library created so you can make interactive displays out of pretty much…
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Check out #AnyPixel - a web friendly way for anyone to build unusual displays. All code is on GitHub including code for frontend, serverside, and hardware.
https://plus.google.com/+JasonMayes/posts/HS82yFBiX3M
AnyPixel.js - a web friendly way for anyone to make unusual displays
AnyPixel.js is an open source software and hardware library created here at Google, making it possible to use the web to create big, unusual, interactive displays out of all kinds of things. Anyone can take the code and the schematics to create their own display at any scale or level of expertise. The first display using this platform is in the 8th Avenue lobby at the Google NYC office. To create this installation, we used 5880 off-the-shelf arcade buttons as our pixels. Learn more about the project and how to create your own AnyPixel.js display at https://goo.gl/anypixel
