Remember my post about Havok7 and things tumbling about in virtual worlds? Well this week, events in my real world have been tumbling about too! First up, I played football in Second Life with Dave Taylor (Our Man at Imperial College ) using an on-the-spot created ball by way of a demonstration of what the [...]
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What Havok and Smurfs can do for you
Posted in academic, avatar, health care, Imperial College, NHS, research, second life, Sussex Partnership, virtual world, tagged Dame Sally Davies, havok7, Imperial College, NIHR, research, second life, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, virtual world on April 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Electro-wetting: no, not an embarrassing disorder!
Posted in research, second life, virtual world, tagged BBC Click, havok7, Kindle, Liquavista, research, robot waiter, Sony e-reader, virtual world on April 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Most of us have heard of Amazon’s Kindle e-reader, Sony’s alternative product, and the various other challengers for the electronic library market. If you set aside the disadvantages of being largely monochromatic, generally wedded to particular publishing outlets, and not much cop in the bath, this tech seems to be on the verge of mass [...]
Havok7 in Second Life
Posted in avatar, research, second life, virtual world, tagged 3D, havok7, physics engine, research, second life, virtual world on April 6, 2010 | 2 Comments »
IndigoMertal, a builder in Second Life, sent me this link to a wonderful video of what seems to be the next generation of Second Life viewers. In this iteration, the underlying physics engine allows for tumbling, bumping, and colliding in ways not possible at the moment. Take a look here, magic! Of course, that isn’t [...]
