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Scene graph Scene graph is a generic term for the data structure that binds a 3D environment together. Two different environments may use totally incompatible scene graphs, unrecognisable to one another, but both are still scene graphs. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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![]() The cyclorama was the 19th century's version of TV, video game, and virtual reality, all (literally) rolled into one. By painting a large, highly detailed and realistic scene on the inside of a massive cylinder, they gave viewers standing in the middle, the feeling of really being a part of that scene. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() A fairly short overview of an interesting, and immensely handy simplification method, with the potential to reduce the number of calculations needed in a scene. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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A new computer algorithm can analyze the footwear marks left at a crime scene according to clusters of footwear types, makes and tread patterns even if the imprint recorded by crime scene investigators is distorted or only a partial print.<...
(26/02/2009)
University of Oxford researchers have come up with a way for map-building robots to accurately recognize places they have been before, even when objects have moved or are approached from a new angle. Their FabMap software tac...
(12/01/2009)
Forensics experts and road-accident investigators could soon revisit the scene of a crime without leaving their office, thanks to a 3D scanner that "paints" a virtual model of the area. The hand-held scanner makes it possib...
(29/07/2014)
Much weak artificial-intelligence research addresses the problem of making predictions based on large data sets. An obvious example is the recommendation engines at retail sites like Amazon and Netflix. But some types of data...
(05/10/2007)
A virtual reality model of the scene where Princess Diana was killed was unveiled at her inquest on Thursday. The digital recreation of Paris's Place de l'Alma will be used throughout the next six months as witnesses who we...
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