ZANE HENRY 21ST CENTURY LIVING 5. 3D CAMERA Making 3D images isn’t
something that’s only reserved for big screen royalty anymore. This type of camera has two or more lenses with a separate
for each lens. This allows the camera to simulate human binocular vision, giving it the ability to capture three- dimensional images.
6. 3D PRINTER
I know we featured 3D printers in our list of awesome gadgets in last month’s issue, but we couldn’t have a feature on 3D gadgets and not include a 3D printer. So we won’t bore you with details again. Just know that they are amazing and they are changing the face of architecture, industrial design and other industries.
8. 3D CITYSCAPES
Google Earth now has 3D views of metropolitan areas and major cities around the world. Google’s rendering technique automatically builds models,
complete with buildings, terrain and trees, from 45-degree aerial imagery. This is fantastic for
familiarising yourself with a new city before you step on the plane.
7.3D DRAWING
Drawing in 3D without all that pesky shading? The mind boggles. The 3Doodler uses plastic thread, which is melted and cooled while moving through the pen, creating 3D objects by hand. It was developed by Peter Dilworth and Maxwell
Bogue and funded by Kickstarter.
10. 3D CLUBBING
Clubbing hasn’t really changed since the 1970s – of tipple. We’re inclined to say if it ain’t broke, but with everything going 3D, why should clubbing be left out. Last year Novak launched 3D Disco, where clubbers wear 3D glasses watch 3D visuals on screens around the
9. 3D GAMING
Widely regarded as one of the greatest failures of gaming in the 21st century, it’s not going down Sony and Nintendo proudly released their
contributions to the 3D gaming world a couple of years ago, and it fell backtracked, releasing the 2DS, but we haven’t heard the last of 3D gaming.
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