The Institute of Animation has released the Facial Animation Toolset v1.2 for Maya for free via their website.
Browsing Archive June 2009
Hardware Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on NextIO, NVIDIA Partner to Advance CUDA Development 916
NextIO, NVIDIA Partner to Advance CUDA Development
NextIO and Nvidia are combining the Quadro and Tesla GPU’s with the NextIO Adaptive PCIe chassis and management software to provide pre-packaged GPU computing solutions.
VTK v5.4.2 adds a new and improved FLUENT Reader, and various memory and UI fixes.
Novarama has demonstrated a new Augmented Reality creature capture/combat game for the Sony PSP using the Videocamera attachment.
The NEC CRV43 is a 43-inch curved LCD display with a resolution of 2880×900, retailing in July for $7999.
At the recent WhereCamp, Tish Shute interviewed some big names in location-based technology and posted an great article on the benefits of reality mining vs privacy concerns.
NVidia drew a crowd with an announcement of free 3D Vision equipment in its booth at Computex, only it wasn’t quite what people expected.
Socrata has merged classic social networking elements with public data sources like Data.gov to create a friendly and powerful data portal.
An 8-week course beginning june 29th will focus on facial research for Blend Shapes in MudBox2009, with common pitfalls and practical solutions.
Hardware Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on Rumors that NVIDIA’s First Desktop 40nm GPU Ships Already 1.1 K
Rumors that NVIDIA’s First Desktop 40nm GPU Ships Already
Rumors are circling that NVidia has a 40nm GPU shipping to large OEM’s, with 512MB GDDR3 Memory and 32 stream processors.
Olivier Charles discusses the process behind his incredible Master Award winning Stockholm Library picture.
Autodesk update their user community website, the AREA, with an improved interface and new features to make it simpler and faster to use.