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Dolby Atmos in the Studio: How the 3D Sound Stage Technology Is Reshaping Music Production in India
At the heart of the music creation process is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), a software (typically Avid Pro Tools or Steinberg Nuendo) that acts as the central hub to record, edit, mix, and produce audio (think of it as the Photoshop of sound). The DAW runs the Dolby Atmos Production Suite, a software toolkit developed by Dolby that allows soun...
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Sony Is Developing a Spatial Content Creation System With XR Headset, Controllers; Will Launch in 2024
After Apple announced pre-order details and US launch date for its upcoming Vision Pro mixed reality headset, Sony said it was developing an immersive spatial content creation system with an XR (extended reality) head-mounted display and a pair of controllers. Aimed at creators in the 3D content space, Sony’s headset will run on Snapdragon XR2+ G...
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AppLovin Offers to Acquire Game Development Platform Unity for $17.54 Billion: Details
AppLovin has offered to buy Unity Software for $17.54 billion (roughly Rs. 1,39,600 crore) in all-stock deal, as the company seeks to expand and take advantage of a growing demand for 3D games. Unity's development platform has been used to build some of the most-played games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, and Pokemon Go.
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Adobe Introduces New Updates, Remodels Metaverse Design Tools for Apple's M Chips
Adobe has reworked on its software to make them it compatible with Apple computers’ proprietary M series chips. Apple's laptops and desktop are helpful for creative fields like music production, while game developers still depend on power graphics chips from Nvidia.
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Microsoft Deprecates Paint After 32 Years With Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
According to Microsoft's support page, Paint is now in the deprecated column, which means the software will not be in active development and will likely be removed in future releases.
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3D Food Printer in the Making
Scientists are developing a three dimensional (3D) food printer that can fabricate edible items through computer-guided software and the actual cooking of edible pastes, gels, powders, and liquid ingredients - all in a prototype that looks like an elegant coffee machine.
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New 3D Software Can Track Embryonic Brain Development
The new technology will be pivotal in their project to create a 4D neuro-developmental "worm atlas".
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Indian-Origin Scientist Developes New 3D Software to Track Embryonic Development
An Indian-origin scientist has developed a new, open-source 3D software that can track the embryonic development and movement of neuronal cells throughout the body of the worm, and it is now available to scientists.
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IDF 2015: Software, Hardware, and the People Who Make It All Go Together
Intel's annual conference celebrates its community of developers and paints a broad picture of the future that can be built by anyone with an idea and some passion.
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'Virtual Breast' Developed to Aid Breast Cancer Detection Training
A computer-generated 3D 'virtual breast' software, that mimics the intricacy of the real organ, could improve cancer detection, scientists say.
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Dolby Atmos in the Studio: How the 3D Sound Stage Technology Is Reshaping Music Production in India
At the heart of the music creation process is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), a software (typically Avid Pro Tools or Steinberg Nuendo) that acts as the central hub to record, edit, mix, and produce audio (think of it as the Photoshop of sound). The DAW runs the Dolby Atmos Production Suite, a software toolkit developed by Dolby that allows soun...
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Sony Is Developing a Spatial Content Creation System With XR Headset, Controllers; Will Launch in 2024
After Apple announced pre-order details and US launch date for its upcoming Vision Pro mixed reality headset, Sony said it was developing an immersive spatial content creation system with an XR (extended reality) head-mounted display and a pair of controllers. Aimed at creators in the 3D content space, Sony’s headset will run on Snapdragon XR2+ G...
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AppLovin Offers to Acquire Game Development Platform Unity for $17.54 Billion: Details
AppLovin has offered to buy Unity Software for $17.54 billion (roughly Rs. 1,39,600 crore) in all-stock deal, as the company seeks to expand and take advantage of a growing demand for 3D games. Unity's development platform has been used to build some of the most-played games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, and Pokemon Go.
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Adobe Introduces New Updates, Remodels Metaverse Design Tools for Apple's M Chips
Adobe has reworked on its software to make them it compatible with Apple computers’ proprietary M series chips. Apple's laptops and desktop are helpful for creative fields like music production, while game developers still depend on power graphics chips from Nvidia.
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Microsoft Deprecates Paint After 32 Years With Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
According to Microsoft's support page, Paint is now in the deprecated column, which means the software will not be in active development and will likely be removed in future releases.
-
3D Food Printer in the Making
Scientists are developing a three dimensional (3D) food printer that can fabricate edible items through computer-guided software and the actual cooking of edible pastes, gels, powders, and liquid ingredients - all in a prototype that looks like an elegant coffee machine.
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New 3D Software Can Track Embryonic Brain Development
The new technology will be pivotal in their project to create a 4D neuro-developmental "worm atlas".
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Indian-Origin Scientist Developes New 3D Software to Track Embryonic Development
An Indian-origin scientist has developed a new, open-source 3D software that can track the embryonic development and movement of neuronal cells throughout the body of the worm, and it is now available to scientists.
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IDF 2015: Software, Hardware, and the People Who Make It All Go Together
Intel's annual conference celebrates its community of developers and paints a broad picture of the future that can be built by anyone with an idea and some passion.
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'Virtual Breast' Developed to Aid Breast Cancer Detection Training
A computer-generated 3D 'virtual breast' software, that mimics the intricacy of the real organ, could improve cancer detection, scientists say.
