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Input to the "Exporting 360 VR to Fusion" tutorial. Shot on a Ricoh Theta S, which has some built-in stabilization of its own, ...

What is ngVikings? ngVikings 2017 is a web front-end developers conference to take place in Copenhagen (Denmark) including: ...

In this video I will be explaining uniform circular motion, circumference, centripetal force, centripetal acceleration, and tangential ...

The top floor is incredibly bright and inspiring. It therefore makes sense that it is the centre of our research activities and innovative ...

Testing out the Nikon Key Mission360 - https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/action-cameras/index.page ...

360 degree video from the #hackchat with @hackaday @adafruit @hackadayio #theta360 ----------------------------------------- Visit the ...

Facial Slimming ‍⚕️ It's best for younger patients looking for a softer silhouette. Enlargement of the Masseter muscle due to ...

NEW PRODUCT! RASPBERRY PI ZERO W JOINS THE FAMILY https://www.adafruit.com/pizero/ full feature list for Zero W: 1GHz, ...

Get amongst our first year Mechanical Engineering students in our new general engineering lab. Students have 8 weeks, working ...

It was Tutu Tuesday. Recorded at Dev Bootcamp's Hiring Mixer at Atlassian SF.

360 degree video documentation of the virtual reality project "Orbital Oscillations" that I made in the Fall of 2016. Created in the ...

This video is an early example of VR movies that can be produced with the latest versions of the popular molecular visualization ...

Classrooms no longer open into the main hall. There are still two larger ones down the inside hallway, but faculty offices were ...

CSP2104 Object Oriented Programming with C++ - Welcome to the unit.

As a side project exploring the use of Virtual Reality and 360 Degree Cameras in the Architectural Design Process, I created this ...

The first test of our homemade gyro-stabilizer.

Cost effective parking space finder that can be commercially deployed for any big event venues or corporate lots. It is perfect ...

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!