Morphovision - Siggraph 2006

"The line-shaped images of the digital projector are used as lighting for the high-speed rotating model. The model's high-speed rotation is synchronized with the lighting by a rotating polygon mirror that reflects the line-shaped CG images of the digital projector. The type of lighting is controlled by a touch panel." (credits: Takashi Fukaya & Yuko Yamanouchi, NHK Science and Technical Research Laboratories, & Toshio Iwai)

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• emerging
• technology
• siggraph
• 2006

[thenetdom]

it looked better live, but I'm glad you were able to tape it, I thought there weren't any cameras allowed on the show.

[archislave]

It depends where. You can't tape anything in most of the presentation (courses, panels, sketches, etc.) unless you've a press pass, but I've always been able to tape things in the emerging technologies exhibit and the exhibition hall.

[TNAwrestling]

strange,but interesting

[archislave]

The video I took doesn't do the exhibit justice. The oscillation in the frame rate competes with the strobe light rythms. I person, it was amazing to see this fractured and twisted house looking like it was really there changing form. Totally useless, but yeah, pretty cool.

[solytaire]

yeah, I saw this exhibit at the conference. It was kind of mindblowing

[almaschy]

I know. I also tryed to film it but wasnt so happy of result. but its from another angle... Maybe it helps to have a look.