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Forward Raytracing Forward raytracing is a type of raytracing in which the virtual scene attempts to simulate perfect realism by sending out rays of light from a light source, and works out where the rays end up, after being reflected off of scene surfaces. This spattering is then used to generate shadows and shading in a 3D environment. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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A look at two types of non-PCworlds; a nostalgic look back at the Apple computers, and a look forward at the possibilities of utilising consoles for online worlds. 
 The vLink Computer System approach to skiing is rather novel. It's a data collection sensor set that clips to the front of a pair of skis, and in real-time, monitor in real-time forward speed and lateral displacement data of the skis as the skier proceeds down a mountain.
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Facebook set out its stall to unseat Google and be at the heart of the web experience as it becomes more social. The world's largest social network unveiled a series of products at its developer conference F8 aimed at helpin...
(28/04/2008)
Bristol University neuroscientists have been able to identify a key molecular mechanism that controls synaptic plasticity in the perirhinal cortex. They have gone on to demonstrate that blocking the same molecular mechanism t...
(06/01/2010)
Hovering silently a few feet off the ground it looks like a flying saucer out of a Steven Spielberg film. But it's no alien device. It's a new toy called the AR.drone from French company Parrot -- a small remote-controlled ...
(11/04/2010)
The Federal Communications Commission said Thursday that it intends to move forward quickly with key recommendations in its national broadband plan - even though a federal appeals court this week undermined the agency's legal authority to ...
(06/08/2008)
A robot with bristles like a bottle brush could make it possible to inspect water, sewer and gas pipelines that are unreachable using current technology. So far the bristled robots have already inspected sewage and gas pipeli...
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