Tagged: 3D modeling

BodyBlock AI

BodyBlock AI uses 3D body scans to help clothing retailers find customers their perfect fit

Derek Malcolm

Published: January 29th, 2019

The most impactful tech stories of the 2018 Winter Olympics – Tech in Sports Ep. 31

The Tech in Sports crew explores all the latest sports tech news from the last week, including a cryptocurrency-sponsored Canadian Olympic speedskater, a tech summit at the NBA All-Star game, Tom Brady's new

Published on: February 20th, 2018 Mandy Kovacs

Boost employee training with fun new technology

The first few days of a new employee's time with your company can set the tone for workplace culture, expectations, and the level of energy expected. So that last thing you want to

Published on: August 19th, 2015 Roz Bahrami

3 megatrends driving workstation virtualization into the SMB

ROUND ROCK, TEX. – Three megatrends are driving the virtualization of the workstation space, with new workstation as a service models making workstation power and collaboration accessible to even smaller businesses, Dell Inc. executives

Published on: March 7th, 2014 Jeff Jedras

Data visualizations go from flat to 3D

Grey peaks jutting upwards among sawtoothed, sharp little points - at first glance, this rendering looks like it's a model depicting stalagmites on a cave floor. But this isn't a sculpture of a

Published on: December 9th, 2013 Candice So
3D software keeps the peace between contractor and designer

3D software keeps the peace between contractor and designer

A tug-of-war between designers and contractors is not unusual during a construction project.Many architects have little patience with builders who fail to follow their designs, while contractors often gripe about architects being heavy-handed

Published on: April 8th, 2010 Nestor Arellano
3D video ‘reassures’ San Franciscans about new Presidio Parkway

3D video ‘reassures’ San Franciscans about new Presidio Parkway

The Haight-Ashbury district, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz -- San Francisco residents can be mighty protective of their historical landmarks and scenic views. That's something planning and engineering company Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) discovered

Published on: December 8th, 2009 Nestor Arellano