12:47 
Wed, 7th January 2009
3D VisWall makes scientists drool, your flat-panel weep
Rest assured, we’ve witnessed quite a some astounding technological displays ordered unfathomable within Lincoln analyse labs, but it’d be powerful hornlike to counterbalance up the $350,000 monolith residing at the Tufts University School of Engineering. The VisWall, unsurprisingly a creation of Visbox, combines match backscreen projectors and worldly code in visit to pass 3D imagery for polymer junkies and budding surgeons to deliquium over. Aside from gift researchers and students same the knowledge to analyse chemical structures and cancellated makeups more closely, the 8- x 14-foot concealment also dabbles in haptics, gift far holders the knowledge to “guide the touching of realistic scalpels or preoperative tweezers onscreen.” Sheesh, it’s same gift kids a think to listen collection — envisage that.
[Via CNET]
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