It also allows virtual collaborations producing a new fusion of creativity, and then appropriately credits each contributor. The operators in, for example, 3d Studio, can make space, the most fleeting and insubstantial of all aspects of art, comprehensible and even tangible. Tim's talk will be, in the main, a theoretical exploration of potential. Virtual sculptures projected into room without computer monitor. The Robot Zoo Machinery in the robot animals simulates the body parts of the real animals.
Muscles become pistons, and brains become computers.
Three of the exhibit interactives are powered by powerful Silicon Graphics workstations. Use real-time color image processing to change the chameleon's color. Interact with a three-dimensional rhino in a virtual reality environment. Propel a digital squid using computational fluid dynamics. Engineering becomes fun in The Robot Zoo.