#virtual stereoscope

[relaxingvr]

Virtual Stereoscope - Out Now for Quest 2 and Quest 3!

Virtual Stereoscope is out today, celebrating with a new VR360 trailer to give a sense of the full experience!

Experience history today: https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/25027259013531991/ Step back in time and immerse yourself in a unique blend of history and technology with a groundbreaking VR app that brings Victorian stereoscopic images to life on the modern Meta Quest 2 and Quest 3 headsets. The images were taken over 100 years ago using similar techniques to those used today resulting in full…

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#180 #360 #experience #historical #history #immersive #newreleases #quest 2 #quest 3 #relaxing #stereoscope #trailer #virtual #virtual reality #virtual stereoscope #vr #vr360 #wild west

[netroids]

BD1 in a 90s Virtual Boy DECO!

#papercraft #papertoy #netroids #free pdf #fan art #cal kestis #bd1 #virtual boy #1990s #90s #90s gaming #stereoscopic #nintendo #vintage gaming #retro gaming #crossover #mashup

[murderousink23]

Ye olde virtual reality...

#stereoscopic #ye olde virtual reality

[realindevelopment-returns]

#3ds #virtual boy #stereoscopic 3d #Youtube

[amnhnyc]

🚨 New research alert! Carnivores typically have forward-facing eye sockets to ensure stereoscopic (3D) vision—an important trait for judging the position of prey during hunting. But the “marsupial sabertooth” Thylacosmilus had wide-set eyes and laterally facing sockets, adaptations seen more often in herbivores than meat-eaters. So how could it maintain an estimated diet of 70 percent meat? A team of researchers, including Museum scientist Ross MacPhee, think special adaptations allowed Thylacosmilus to see in 3D despite its unusual anatomy. Using CT scanning and 3D virtual reconstructions, they’ve compared this predator’s visual system to those of modern and extinct carnivores. Learn more about their findings! Link in our bio. Image: © Jorge Blanco #paleontology #paleoart #science #amnh #museum https://www.instagram.com/p/CqDdE3pNEa_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#paleontology #paleoart #science #amnh #museum

[radical-revolution]

Embrace your journey as a constantly evolving masterpiece, recognizing that its real beauty lies not in its completion, but in its ongoing creation in the studio of everyday life.

— Matt Kahn

Dalí Seen from the Back Painting Gala from the Back Eternalized by Six Virtual Corneas Provisionally Reflected by Six Real Mirrors. Stereoscopic work

[sylviegunpla]

Game: Wario Land Virtual Boy (UPDATED)

Today i learned of an exciting new development: a Virtual Boy emulator for the 3DS has finally been put out in Working Condition! And it's actually great! So now i can can experience these virtual boy games with actual stereoscopic 3D. It's called Red Viper, and you can get it here: https://github.com/skyfloogle/red-viper/releases/tag/v0.9.0 So i started out Wario Land on Virtual Boy. I've seen LPs of it before but tbh i forget most things about it. I know it's a short game compared to other Wario Land games but it's still pretty solid. Protip: the shoulder button lets you run, which is useful when you have the Dragon Hat(name?) on. This might be one of the first 2D platformers to utilize a "stage in both the foreground and background" gimmick that's relatively common in some of Nintendo's modern works (see: Donkey Kong Country Returns and Mario Wonder). It's a Wario Land game, so so far it seems to be good for a nice little platforming lark. I'm gonna go for collecting all the treasures in every level, which i guess means 100%? Should be fun, i've enjoyed it already. It helps that i'm using the New 3DS XL, which has headtracking which helps stabilize the 3D effect during small perturbations while you're holding the console, which when i've played in a well lit room seems to work out pretty well. So yeah if you have a 3DS, get that sucker hacked and try out Virtual Boy games, now in stereoscopic 3D that doesn't break your brain to look at (I found it helpful to change the display color from red to gray). This rules so much and i love that this exists now as a modern way to get a fully functional and modern virtual boy experience. UPDATE: So i was playing Wario Land VB, and in game i saw a "low battery indicator" and thought "huh that's curious" then looked to the battery indicator on my 3DS, and it was low! So i plugged it in. You might think "why is that weird" but you don't understand. This is a game from 1995 that has a low battery indicator for its battery powered controller, and the emulator is letting it register the console's battery signal as the controller's... idk it's just brilliant that it Works Well, i completely forgot Virtual Boy games even had low battery indicators! Seriously this is such an impressive feat of game preservation work and i applaud the devs behind Red Viper.

#wario land #virtual boy #nintendo 3ds #3DS

[miloscat]

[Review] Virtual Boy Wario Land (VB)

Wario Land 1.5... in 3D!!!

I wrote about Wario Land 1 being a one-off, but when I started this next instalment I saw I was wrong. This one gets overlooked because of its niche release on the unsuccessful Virtual Boy and unnumbered status in the series (the title is clunky, but its original title—Wario Cruise—was even more unfitting), but it is in fact an interesting companion game to the original, and an important step in the progression of Wario and his series developing their character, maybe more so than WL1 even.

In VBWL, Wario completes his transformation from goofy-faced villain to treasure-hunting tough-guy anti-cool anti-hero. The timer and life counter are still here, but play control is much smoother, the exploration is more satisfying with destructible terrain and better-hidden secrets, and the powerup system has been tweaked with a new super-hat that combines the functions of all three: fire breath, flight, and butt-slamming. A new run button lets you zip around on land and underwater, so you barely miss the shoulder charge and its now momentum-carrying charge jump when you're small or have fire breath.

It's not just the mechanics that have seen changes. As this same team did with Metroid 2, they've experimented with the game structure... to mixed results. The stage count is only 10 (plus 4 bosses), but each one has branching paths and backtracking, as well as the 3D-enabled foreground/background switching. There's no world map, just a lift between levels, as you start the game dumped into an underground cavern and are making your way back to the surface. You can revisit stages but only in real space by taking the lift down to the immediate previous stage and traversing back from the exit (this is where the timer really doesn't make sense). The setup gives you a driving force—to escape the subterrane—but when you start going through jungles, haunted houses, factories, etc. then it strains credulity.

With only a two-hour runtime, the game expects you to replay it all the way through to better your time and find more treasures, to change your ending (again, like Metroid). Not in one sitting though, or the Virtual Boy's eye-searing cheap red screens could do you some real damage. There's even a harder New Game Plus which apparently adds more spikes and makes the enemies more aggressive. I thought it was hard enough already and cheesed a lot with rewinds and savestates; Wario can still bully enemies and interact with them when you learn where they are and aren't protected, then pick them up and chuck them, but it's all too easy to take damage and lose your powerful-feeling abilities (which are needed for finding secrets).

I did emulate, not having access to the rare VB hardware. Unfortunately homebrew emulation on 3DS has very poor performance, and doesn't support the system's stereoscopic capabilities. Mednafen supports anaglyph 3D with various coloured glasses, if available, but I opted for a straight 2D rendering with a classy white-on-black look rather than the harsh native red-on-black. Interactions between the foreground and background are disappointingly scarce, but at certain times—stage 13 in particular—the busyness of the overlapping layers made gameplay very hard to parse. Otherwise it's perfectly playable, and a quite accessible option for experiencing this—dare I say—hidden gem.

#wario #wario land #virtual boy wario land #review #nintendo r&d1 #vb

[game-boy-pocket]

- Do you prefer the Koopalings (à la SMB3/SMW) or Baby Bowser?

- Did you play any of the Virtual Boy Mario games (Clash, Wario, Tennis), and if so, did you enjoy them? (I had Mario’s Tennis and I remember liking it. I can still remember the music vividly)

- What’s the classic Mario game you wish they’d bring back, either as a remake or via emulation? (I think you mentioned NSMB Wii recently, which I have fond memories of)

- If you were put in charge of Mario stuff at Nintendo right now and had free reign/carte blanche, what would you do?

Did you mean Baby Bowser or Bowser Junior? Not that there's much difference... either way my answer is the Koopalings by a huge margin.

Yes, I'm not big on the Tennis game, Mario's clash is interesting to me as a fan of the Mario Bros Arcade game, and another game where Wario is the Antagonist, I'm always for that. And Virtual Boy Wario Land feels like it's exactly part of an alternate timeline where Wario Land is a series that I would be more likely to enjoy. It's like the first Wario Land, but without screen crunch and with Wario being speedier. I do still need to finish these games. I did get a pair of 3D goggles so I can play on my CRT with stereoscopic 3D using an emulator.

If it's only a remake or emulation, then I guess I'd go with Super Mario RPG... I mean... I can play it on my SNES... but a remake would be dope as hell. But even if it was just a straight up port, I know it's not on the NSO right now so I would like other people to get the chance to play it. Of course if I could have a new entry in a dead Mario series, I want an updated version of Mario Bros. Arcade, with new abilities, new power ups, new characters and enemies, and new modes, online play and leaderboards. That or Wario's Woods.

That last one is a pretty big question.

First off... I would try to have a little more synergy between the different spinoffs, mostly in the Mario mainline series if I can justify their inclusion. Daisy, Wario, Donkey Kong, and the like. To paint a clearer picture of what I mean, if I had control earlier on, Tatanga would have been in Galaxy assisting Bowser and Rapheal the Raven would have appeared as a miniboss since they both make sense in that setting, Nabbit never would have existed and it would have been Wario stealing power-ups that you have to chase down, he'd regularly be causing grief to Mario in the main series, not even necessarily working with Bowser, Daisy would have been in the Sand Kingdom and Foreman Spike would have been in New Donk City... though I wouldn't be trying to cram in anyone and everyone, I'd just like a tad more synsergy when it makes sense.

I wouldn't do this as much for the spinoffs, like I wouldn't have a Donkey Kong Country game where DK is fighting the Koopa Troop, but I would once in a while imply that the Koopas do in fact exist, maybe a little throw away line from Cranky Kong or something.

I'd also try to revive dormant Mario series and bring ones that fell from grace back to a state that resembles what people remember the most fondly, while still trying to inject new ideas. Wario Land comes back taking a cue from WL4, with Waluigi as a player 2, Donkey Kong Country would bring back the Kremlings and make the other Kongs playable rather than make them powerups, Yoshi's platformers would stop all the papercraft stuff and go for a more hand drawn look ( and I mean flat art like Wario Land Shake It, not that garbage on the 3DS )

I'd make a new Mario RPG series that resembles a mix of all the Mario RPGs up until now. You get established Mario characters on your team both well known and obscure as well as new characters made up for the game, yes typical Mario enemies with accessories and hair like the Paper Mario Partners, i'd let the Paper Mario series keep going in it's current direction since it's got it's fans, I think Paper Mario fans would just be happy to have something resembling the first two games again.

I'd bring back Mario Vs. Donkey Kong but I'd get rid of the mini wind up toy things, just make a good puzzle platformer like DK '94, and possibly have more elements from both Mario and Donkey Kong's home series. In a twist, the post game would take a cue from Donkey Kong Junior and allow you to play as Diddy trying to release DK from Mario's chains.

I'd go back to having Mario make odd ball cameo appearances in other Nintendo games, if not straight up appearing like in Punch-Out, then having expies like Talon/Tarin in the Legend of Zelda or Mr. EAD in F-Zero.

And lastly, Mario Kart would turn into more of a celebration of Mario. Characters from any spinoff or any era could appear as racers. A good quarter of the tracks in any new Mario Kart game would be based on existing Mario games and their spinoffs, kind of like the Yoshi's Island track we recently got, but like... more of that.. and yes RPG characters could appear to.

I could probably spend all day on this question my dude so I think i'll end it here.

#ask pocket

[nintendont2502]

Thinking about the Virtual Boy (aka Nintendo's clusterfuck of an attempt to get into virtual reality back in 1995)

Everything about it just looks so. Uncomfortable. Like the controller looks way too thin, the button placement seems. Off, and don't even get me started on the headset

Look how uncomfortable that looks! You'd either have to stand up the whole time you're playing or sit hunched over the headset and god knows what playing it for more than 5 minutes would do to your back

Also did I mention that it looked like this? And that the only colour it could display was red? And that it was an attempt at stereoscopic 3D, so they basically just overlayed two images in an attempted parallax effect? No wonder so many people got headaches from playing it

It released in 1995, and was discontinued in 1996 after only selling 770,000 units. Only 22 games were ever released for the system which is honestly surprisingly high for its short lifespan

#god what i wouldnt give to get my hands on one #virtual boy #nintendo #retro games #me.txt

[relaxingvr]

The new trailer for my upcoming Virtual Stereoscope application for Quest 2 and Quest 3!Witness history in full VR, from the streets of Victorian cities to the rugged Wild West. Meticulously restored and expertly re-aligned, these original 3D images from over 100 years ago offer a unique and immersive experience you won't want to miss. Stay tuned for more updates, and get ready to explore the wonders of the past in a whole new dimension!https://relaxing-vr.com/virtual-stereoscope

#youtube #vr #virtual reality #stereoscope #stereoscopic #quest2 #quest 2 #quest3 #quest 3 #meta #trailer

[natromanxoff]

It has become very typical for Queen to have almost exactly the same setlist for the whole tour. The only exceptions were when the band members (Brian, Adam) were ill. Brian had flu in Cologne and Amsterdam, Adam got bronchitis in Frankfurt, Brussels (that concert had to be cancelled) and Milan. All those cities got slightly shorter sets.

In some cities Brian sang a special little (local) song before Love Of My Life. Also in most cities he used a special stereoscopic selfie stick (two GoPro cameras) to film a video of the crowd after Love Of My Life. Roger sang either A Kind Of Magic or These Are The Days Of Our Lives - or both.

Queen + Adam Lambert live at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle, UK - January 13, 2015

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• The first concert of the European/UK leg of the Queen + Adam Lambert tour. This concert features a rejigged setlist with a few new songs.

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“[…] Guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor are now grizzled, grey-haired men, but still pack the showmanship and musicianship of real rock legends, even if this does mean indulgences such as drum battles (with Taylor’s son, Rufus) and guitar solos that presumably require enough electricity to power a small town. […]”

“[…] ‘There will only be one Freddie Mercury, ever,’ Lambert declares, as people roar approval for ‘the new boy’. However, in Adam Lambert, the late star’s old bandmates have surely found the right person to honour his achievements.”

- Dave Simpson, The Guardian

Photos by Lucy Peacock-NEC.

“[…] Adam Lambert disappeared and Brian May sat on a stool at the front of the runway and reminisced about the band's many visits to Tyneside and said how he loved playing at Newcastle's City Hall in the early days and got the audience to join him with a little bit of Fog on the Tyne. […]”

- Angela Upex, Chronicle Live

“[…] Lambert nailed it and just about everything else that followed. Even a potentially challenging ‘duet’ with a virtual Mercury didn’t faze the 32-year-old as he traded choruses on the evocative Bohemian Rhapsody. May and Taylor looked on with pride as their protégé pulled out all of the stops and Lambert’s reward should be a more inclusive role moving forward. […]”

- Simon Rushworth, Rush On Rock

#queen #queen band #roger taylor #brian may #adam lambert #queen concerts #queen + adam lambert concerts #queen + adam lambert

[avatarmerch]

The Making of Avatar

"The Making of Avatar reveals never-before-seen illustrations and photographs, with a text that charts the technical challenges, innovations, and discoveries that made the film's breakthroughs possible. Working in tandem, artists and technicians created new tools and processes to realize the film's vision, including those for performance capture, which allows the nuances of the actors' performances to be translated faithfully to their digital characters; a virtual camera system, which empowered Cameron to direct within a virtual world with unprecedented range, generate real-time composites, and blend live action and special effects more naturally and intuitively than ever before; and stereoscopic photography, which produced the most immersive 3-D experience to date. Here is the behind-the-scenes celebration of this monumental undertaking, the official record of how Cameron, the actors, and the crew made a film, and made history."

#media #books #pre-disney

[jakesealblackhangar]

Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios Explains The Evolution of Stereoscopic Cinema

In the ever-evolving landscape of cinema, one aspect that has consistently captivated audiences is the use of stereoscopy. Stereoscopic cinema, often referred to as 3D cinema, has a rich history dating back over a century. Its evolution has been marked by technological advancements and creative innovation, shaping the way we experience movies. In this blog post, we delve into the fascinating journey of stereoscopic cinema and how Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios has contributed to its development.

The Early Days An Experiment in Depth

The roots of stereoscopic cinema can be traced back to the late 19th century when inventors began exploring ways to create a sense of depth in moving images. The first stereoscopic films utilized simple techniques such as dual-projector systems to present slightly different images to each eye, creating the illusion of depth. These early experiments laid the foundation for the immersive experiences we enjoy today.

The Golden Age Stereoscopic Resurgence

While stereoscopic cinema saw periodic surges in popularity throughout the 20th century, it wasn't until the 1950s that it truly entered the mainstream. The release of films like "House of Wax" and "Creature from the Black Lagoon" sparked a 3D craze, with audiences flocking to theaters to experience the thrill of depth perception on the big screen. However, technical limitations and the high cost of production hindered widespread adoption, leading to another decline in interest.

Revolutionizing Stereoscopic Cinema

In recent years, advancements in digital technology have revitalized interest in stereoscopic cinema. Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios, a pioneering force in the industry, has been at the forefront of this revolution. Through their innovative approach to filmmaking and cutting-edge production techniques, they have pushed the boundaries of what is possible in stereoscopic storytelling.

Pushing Boundaries with Technology

One of the key contributions of Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios to the evolution of stereoscopic cinema is their relentless pursuit of technological innovation. By leveraging state-of-the-art cameras, post-production tools, and rendering techniques, they have been able to create breathtaking 3D imagery that immerses audiences in new worlds. Their commitment to pushing the limits of technology has helped elevate stereoscopic cinema to new heights.

Artistic Vision Meets Technical Expertise

In addition to their technical prowess, Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios is renowned for its commitment to artistic excellence. They understand that technology alone is not enough to create compelling cinema – it must be paired with a strong creative vision. Through collaboration with talented directors, writers, and artists, they bring stories to life in ways that were once thought impossible. By marrying artistic vision with technical expertise, they have redefined what is achievable in stereoscopic filmmaking.

The Future of Stereoscopic Cinema

As we look to the future, the possibilities for stereoscopic cinema are endless. Advances in virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are poised to further enhance the immersive nature of 3D storytelling, blurring the lines between the virtual and the real. With Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios leading the charge, we can expect to see even more groundbreaking innovations that continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in stereoscopic cinema.

Conclusion

The evolution of stereoscopic cinema is a testament to the power of human creativity and technological innovation. From its humble beginnings as an experiment of in-depth perception to its current state as a cutting-edge art form, stereoscopic cinema has come a long way. With pioneers like Jake Seal Black Hangar Studios leading the way, the future looks bright for this captivating medium. As audiences continue to crave immersive experiences, stereoscopic cinema will undoubtedly play a central role in shaping the future of storytelling.

#jakesealblackhangarstudios #entertainment #jakesealblackhangar #blackhangarstudios #filmindustry #studios #film #production

[healthcaremedical12]

Exploring the Transformative Potential of Robotic Surgery By Dr.Tarul Mittal

The best robotic surgeon delhi ncr More than 12 years of expertise in Bariatric , Laparoscopic and Robotic surgery. Dr.Tarul mittal stands at the forefront of modern medicine, offering a paradigm shift in surgical precision and patient care. By employing miniature instruments inserted through tiny incisions, this minimally invasive approach enhances surgical outcomes while minimizing trauma to the patient's body.

Unleashing Precision through Robotics

At the core of the robotic surgeon in sir ganga ram hospital are three articulated arms, each housing specialized instruments meticulously designed for intricate surgical tasks. Complementing these arms is a fourth arm, equipped with a high-definition, 3D camera, elevating visualization to unprecedented levels. This technological marvel magnifies tissue and anatomical structures, empowering surgeons with enhanced guidance and precision during procedures.

Empowering Surgeons at the Console

Surgeons exercise command over these robotic arms from a console within the operating theater, utilizing intuitive finger and foot controls. Through a stereoscopic, high-definition monitor, they navigate the surgical field with unparalleled clarity and precision. Each movement of the surgeon's hands is seamlessly translated into real-time actions within the patient's body, ensuring surgical maneuvers of extraordinary accuracy and control.

Unlocking Potential Across Specialties

The applications of robotic surgery span across a multitude of medical disciplines, including thoracic surgery, vascular surgery, cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, and more. At the Institute of Robotic Surgery (IRS), our mission is to pioneer excellence in this field. By leveraging the latest generation of robotic systems and offering simulator facilities, we empower surgeons to hone their skills and enhance patient care through virtual practice and real-world application.

Pioneering Excellence: The Vision of IRS

Founded in 2012, the Institute of Robotic Surgery at SGRH is committed to advancing surgical care through innovation and collaboration. Our objectives encompass:

State-of-the-Art Surgical Care: Through interdisciplinary collaboration and collective wisdom, we strive for excellence in patient outcomes. Our team of leading surgeons, alongside dedicated anesthesiologists, physicians, and nurses, ensures the highest standards of surgical care.

Training and Research: The IRS serves as a hub for training the next generation of surgeons and healthcare professionals in the intricacies of robotic surgery. By fostering a culture of continuous learning and research, we aim to push the boundaries of what is achievable in surgical robotics.

In conclusion, robotic surgery represents a transformative frontier in modern healthcare, offering unprecedented precision and potential across a myriad of medical specialties. at Weightlose Clinic of Robotic Surgery, we are dedicated to harnessing this technology to redefine surgical excellence and enhance patient care for generations to come.

Q: Who are the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital?

A: Sir Ganga Ram Hospital boasts a talented team of robotic surgeons who are recognized for their expertise and contributions to the field of robotic surgery. While specific rankings may vary depending on individual experiences and preferences, several surgeons stand out for their exceptional skills and dedication to patient care. Notable names include Dr. Tarul Mittal, among others.

Q: What qualifications and experience do the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital possess?

A: The best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital typically possess extensive qualifications and experience in their respective fields. They are board-certified surgeons with specialized training in robotic surgery, often completing fellowships or additional certifications to enhance their skills. Additionally, they have a proven track record of successful outcomes and continuous professional development in the rapidly evolving field of robotic surgery.

Q: What procedures do the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital specialize in?

A: The best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital specialize in a wide range of surgical procedures across various medical specialties. These may include but are not limited to thoracic surgery, vascular surgery, cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, gynecology, urology, and gastrointestinal surgery. Each surgeon may have specific areas of expertise and focus within their specialty.

Q: How can patients schedule a consultation with the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital?

A: Patients interested in consulting with the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital can typically schedule appointments through the hospital's official website or by contacting the relevant department directly. It is advisable to provide relevant medical records and information during the initial consultation to facilitate a comprehensive assessment and personalized treatment plan.

Q: What should patients expect during their consultation with the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital?

A: During the consultation, patients can expect the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to conduct a thorough evaluation of their medical history, symptoms, and diagnostic reports. The surgeon will discuss treatment options, including the potential benefits and risks of robotic surgery, and address any questions or concerns the patient may have. Together, they will collaboratively develop a tailored treatment plan aligned with the patient's goals and preferences.

Q: What sets the best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital apart from others?

A: The best robotic surgeons at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital distinguish themselves through their exceptional surgical skills, commitment to patient-centered care, and dedication to advancing the field of robotic surgery. They prioritize safety, efficacy, and innovation in their practice, striving to achieve optimal outcomes and improve the quality of life for their patients. Additionally, they often contribute to research, education, and training initiatives to empower the next generation of surgeons and enhance the standard of care in robotic surgery.

#robotic surgery #robotic surgery delhi ncr #best robotic surgery sir ganga ram hospital

[eternal3d2d]