Computer Science and 3D

I’m (not) a little teapot
Virtual reality goggles for mice
3D models in motion
Making sense of squishiness – 3D modelling the natural world
Photogrammetry for fun, preservation and research – digitally stitching together 2D photographs to visualise the 3D world.

Featured image credit: Image by Gordon Johnson from Pixabay (see the famous Utah teapot for why a teapot image was chosen).

Click the Portals image below to uncover our other themed pages.

Image showing concentric luminous green circles and radial lines on a black background which converge into a central dip in the middle, to evoke a gravity well or black hole. Overlaid is white text saying Portals.
Image credit: Adapted spacetime image by Johnson Martin from Pixabay

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