Showing posts with label augmented reality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label augmented reality. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 25, 2024

Rhino at KeyShot World Italia - Rome, 28 September 2024

 

28 September 2024
Viale Dello Scalo San Lorenzo 10, Roma
Organized by MaterForma

MaterForma, in partnership with KeyShot, Accademia Italiana, and McNeel Europe, invites you to KeyShot World Italia, an event dedicated to rendering and 3D modeling open to all users, whether beginners or seasoned experts, either professionals or students from any industry and discipline.

KeyShot World Italia will consist of a series of lectures and masterclasses, as well as an exhibition area. There will also be time for discussion and networking.

Experts in visualization, modeling with Rhino and Grasshopper, rendering with KeyShot, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality using Lenovo devices will come together to share their experiences. With contributions from renowned experts, the event will shed light on AI/3D/AR/VR and how technology defines the new frontiers between the physical and the digital.

The full program is already available.

Registration includes access to the exhibition area, discussions, and participation in two workshops. Coffee breaks and a buffet lunch are included.

Seats are very limited. Register now to secure your place in the masterclasses of your choice.

All presentations will be in Italian.


Tuesday, February 21, 2023

Augmented Vision workshop results

 


Augmented Vision was a 3-day design-build workshop exploring mixed reality applications for design and fabrication using Rhino 7, Fologram, and the HoloLens 2. The workshop was an opportunity to test experimental features (depth camera streaming) on the HoloLens 2 and implement a method for fast and approximate forming of surfaces with arbitrarily complex topology and geometry by hand in augmented reality. This was achieved by streaming depth camera data from the HoloLens to mixed reality applications running on the HoloLens that can compare physical geometry represented by point clouds to target geometry represented as mesh models. This comparison was then used to describe changes necessary for fabricators to better approximate digital mesh models using physical material and assisted in particular with complex forming tasks that required multiple bends or twists in sheets of fragile and malleable material.

For more information, take a look at the video or read the conference paper...

Friday, September 30, 2022

How To View Rhino Grasshopper Files In Augmented Reality (AR)!


Follow along with Edwin Hernández as he shows you how easy it is to visualize Grasshopper files in AR with the help of ShapeDiver and any mobile device!

Watch the full video...