3d Technology

As Part Of Probe, Police To Recreate Delhi Hotel Fire With 3D Technology

Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Thursday February 14, 2019

After 17 people will killed fire at a hotel in a congested part of Delhi,will employ 3D laser imaging technology to simulate the blaze. Apart from ensuring that there is no loss of evidence, the high-tech method will allow the police to zero in on how and when the fire started, Deputy Commissioner of Police Rajesh Deo said.

Over 1 Billion Smartphones Will Feature Facial Recognition in 2020: Counterpoint

Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday February 8, 2018

Counterpoint says this could lead to facial recognition becoming the de-facto standard for unlocking phones and the gradual elimination of fingerprint sensors in smartphones.

‘Pop-Up’ Pastas to Make Your Dining Experience More Fun

NDTV Food Desk | Friday May 26, 2017

MIT scientists have developed pop-up foods-flat sheets of edible pastas that sprout into 3D structures when submerged in water, an extremely innovative and advance mechanism that will make your dining experience all the more fun and interactive.

Government To Digitally Recreate Heritage Buildings

India News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday March 9, 2017

In a bid to promote the countrys architectural heritage, the central government will be digitally recreating monuments using 3D technology, an official said on Thursday.

James Cameron's 3D Innovation for Avatar Sequels. No Glasses Required

Press Trust of India | Wednesday November 2, 2016

"I'm going to push. Not only for better tools, workflow, high dynamic range and high frame rates - the things we are working toward. I'm still very bullish on 3D, but we need brighter projection, and ultimately I think it can happen - with no glasses. We'll get there," James Cameron said

Researchers Reconstruct House In Ancient Italy Town Using 3D Technology

World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday October 5, 2016

By combining traditional archaeology with 3D technology, researchers at Lund University in Sweden have reconstructed a house in Pompeii to its original state before the volcano eruption of Mount Vesuvius many centuries ago.

Nanowall 3D Technology to Improve Touchscreen Experience: Study

Indo-Asian News Service | Monday January 11, 2016

The transparent electrode takes the form of a grid made of gold or silver "nanowalls" on a glass surface.

CES 2016: Sennheiser Announces 3D Audio Technology for Virtual Reality

Gadgets 360 Staff | Thursday January 7, 2016

The new Ambeo 3D technology can be used for gaming, live action recordings, and more.

3D Liver Cell Replicas to Fast-Track Personalised Medicine: Study

Indo-Asian News Service | Monday September 14, 2015

The chip-based model produces a faithful mimic of the in vivo liver inside a scalable fluid-handling device, the study said.

3D printing repairs accident victim's face

Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday March 20, 2014

In a path-breaking surgery, a team of doctors have reshaped an accident victim's face using 3D technology to print custom implants.

eBay purchases PhiSix, hopes to enable users to try out clothes online

Rohan Swamy | Thursday February 20, 2014

PhiSix Fashion Labs, a computer graphics company, creates 3D models of clothing from photos and pattern files.

3D motion capture technology helps improve rehabilitation for stroke patients

Press Trust of India | Friday December 27, 2013

Researchers have utilised motion-capture tech from the video game industry to help analyse the movements of stroke patients in minute detail.

Taiwan's chip industry is feeling unappreciated

Eric Pfanner, The New York Times | Monday September 16, 2013

3D technology makes chip designing and manufacturing more complicated and expensive.

Blog: Narendra Modi's media blitz fraught with risk

India News | Shashank Chouhan, Reuters | Thursday April 11, 2013

During Gujarat's elections last year, incumbent Chief Minister Narendra Modi used 3D technology to appear at more than one political rally simultaneously. Now re-elected, the man has increased his omnipresence, if such a thing is possible, with help from the media.

Battleground Gujarat: Narendra Modi's blitzkrieg vs Congress blooper?

India News | Written by Mala Das | Wednesday December 5, 2012

As he eyes a hat-trick in the state, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is leaving no stone unturned. So, it's an unprecedented publicity blitzkrieg that the media-savvy chief minister has unleashed in the run-up to the polls in the state next month.