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Uncomfortable Creatures
I designed the Uncomfortable Creatures gallery quality art poster in 2023 for a public space at the Burning Man arts and culture festival. Brainy Bar serves as a combination of gallery, lounge space, and dive bar at the event in northern Nevada. In keeping with the art theme of Animalia, Brainy Bar wanted to decorate the gallery as a Creature Comforts Lounge. Consequently this poster was my…
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From Convenience to Concern: How Data Mining Threatens Your Privacy
Have you ever wondered how the internet seems to know exactly what you like? Maybe you’ve searched for your favorite video game, and then suddenly, you see ads for that game everywhere you go online. This happens because of something called data mining and data aggregators. Let’s dive into what these terms mean and why they matter to us. Data Mining: The Treasure Hunt Imagine you are a…
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Eye Tracking: A Peek Into Where You Look
To better understand spatial computing, you need to take a closer look at eye tracking. Have you ever wondered if your computer or device could know exactly where you’re looking? It sounds like something out of a science fiction story, but it’s real and it’s called eye tracking. This amazing technology gives devices like Apple’s Vision Pro or selected HTC Vive headsets the power to understand…
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Tunnel Vision VR360 Test
Check out my Tunnel Vision VR360 test. Having access to Vision Pro gives me a chance to start making immersive video. As a content creator, I couldn’t be more excited. There are a variety of formats out there, but I wanted to start with a quick test of VR360. How It Works It is probably easier to explain by showing you what I did first. In the clip below, you’ll see me opening up my Tunnel…
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What Is Foveated Rendering?
Hey, curious minds! Today, we’re diving into a super cool topic called foveated rendering. It might sound like a big, fancy word, but don’t worry, we’ll break it down together. It’s part of the secret sauce for Apple Vision Pro and several other headset makers. Foveated rendering is a special trick that helps make those experiences even cooler, without making the spatial computer or VR/AR headset…
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Using Adobe FireFly On Vision Pro
Using Adobe Firefly On Vision Pro to create images is super easy. Firefly is Adobe’s generative AI technology. They have built it into some of their apps, and subsequently made it available to try on the web. For Apple Vision Pro, Adobe built a brand new app. In this post and video I’ll show you just how easy it is to make great pics. Jump Right In If you haven’t already done so, get Adobe…
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What Is Physically Based Rendering?
Hey there, friends! Today, we’re going to talk about something really cool called Physically Based Rendering, or PBR for short. Imagine you’re playing a video game or using a computer program where everything looks super real, almost like you could reach out and touch it. PBR is a special way that computer wizards make things on the screen look real by using the magic of science! What is…
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The Italian Plumber Problem
The “Italian Plumber Problem” is a fascinating and humorous lens to explore the significant and complex issue of training generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) on unlicensed content. This term, inspired by the world-famous video game character Mario from a number of games developed by Nintendo, symbolizes the broader challenges and ethical considerations AI developers face when using…
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What Is Spatial Computing?
Vision Pro is touted by Apple as a new era in spatial computing – what does that even mean? Last summer, Apple announced Vision Pro as a ‘revolutionary spatial computer’. Vision Pro launched earlier this month, but many people are wondering “What the hell is spatial computing?” That’s a good question, and I think I have the answer. Combining the best elements from a computer, a headset and a…
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Language Is Important
People sometimes forget that language is important. In tech, new gadgets and features often use new words to describe them. Fancy, futuristic terms are often used because the names often come from scientific researchers or science fiction authors. The words may be technically accurate or sound exciting, but they’re confusing to the majority of people. That can be a problem, especially if you’re…
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Copy And Paste On Vision Pro
Copy and paste on Vision Pro couldn’t be easier. In this video, I demonstrate just how easy it is. Look at where you want to start selecting, and then pinch your thumb and forefinger together. When you let go, you’ll see the context menu and the text selection controls. In the image above, you can see how I am looking at the blue anchor point on the right and it is a solid blue. The anchor point…
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Mark Zuckerberg as Steve Ballmer
Mark Zuckerberg with Meta Quest 3 and its hand controllers In today’s cringeworthy commentary, we have Mark Zuckerberg as Steve Ballmer. I’m not sure what Zuck was thinking, but this can’t be the response he was hoping to get. It should come as no surprise that Mark Zuckerberg, who spent billions of dollars to buy a VR headset company and get into the business himself, favors his own company’s…
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Some Background
Let me give you a little backstory. This should give you an idea of where I'm coming from, as a futurist, an artist and as a content creator.
Let me give you some background and tell you something about myself. This should give you an idea of where I’m coming from, as a futurist, an artist and as a content creator. The Early Years My background begins as you might expect. I was a cute kid who colored inside the lines, outside them, on the walls, and even on a couch. In the late 1970s, video games and then computers came along and…
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