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Inition debuts Organic Motion markerless motion capture
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01 September 2008
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Inition is proud to offer to the market the world's first markerless motion capture system.
If that wasn't news enough, the system also works in real time, and captures performers or the public in their street clothing.
This innovation truly brings motion capture to the people. Previously the nearest the public might have got to the process was the DVD 'making of' extras for the latest hollywood blockbuster. Now the process that brought Gollum to life in the Lord of the Rings trilogy has been brought down to earth. Companies and individuals with no previous experience can now purchase a system for anything their imagination can dream of.
The Organic Motion capture system, consisting of Stage, BioStage, and OpenStage products, is available right now as a commercial product fully proven in the marketplace.
Please contact Inition for a personal demo of this groundbreaking system. |
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EPICS takes the MVT scanner to the next level.
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06 August 2008
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When the EPICS (Engineering Projects in Community Service) project were looking to scan artefacts for the Auckland war memorial museum, they came to Inition’s Thinglab for the latest in 3D scanning technology. The group aims to digitise artefacts “for the purpose of digital archiving, cultural and historical preservation and public education”.
Using an MVT scanner and Rapidform combination, the EPICS team came up with a novel way of squeezing even more out the system. By coupling the scanner head to a KUKA industrial robot arm, the team were able to improve further the quality of the meshes produced by the system. “Moulage's auto-alignment eliminates most position errors between scans. The scans from the sweeps are also finely aligned in Rapidform. Markers such as rulers are placed under or around the artefact to help with this alignment. The KUKA scanning process is repeated for each position the artefact has to be in for all its surfaces to be scanned”.
Using this method, EPICS have scanned a number of objects, some of which are available on their website where the meshes can be viewed online in an interactive 3D model. |
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Inition’s new baby, Thinglab Australia gives birth to a Lungfish!
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23 July 2008
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The inauguration of Thinglab Australia was cemented by the 3D scanning of a prehistoric lungfish for Dr. John Long, Head of Science Museum Victoria. The discovery of these fossils has turned the science world on its head as it is the earliest known example of any creature giving birth to live young (no eggs!), 150 million years before the dinosaurs. To support the announcement of the discovery, Museum Victoria needed a video of the lungfish giving birth - but how to get video footage of a 375 million year old fish?
Melbourne based Reel Pictures turned to Thinglab to create a mesh from a sculpted model (or maquette). The delicate polymer clay sculpt was scanned by Thinglab’s Australian branch with great results using a Mephisto Complete / Rapidform pipeline. The resulting mesh was then textured and animated at Reel Pictures to create the finished clip for the media release. |
| The completed animation can be viewed here. |
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Thinglab Australia Now Open!
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09 July 2008
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The Australian branch of Inition’s premier 3D scanning and 3D printing service is open for business and is already a busy hub of activity. With some of the most powerful and flexible scanning solutions available in-house, Thinglab can scan objects ranging in size from a coin to a car, from a fingerprint to an entire person.
The finished meshes are of the highest quality, very detailed, clean and even. See www.thinglab.com.au for more details, or visit our gallery for some example models. To find out more please contact us at thinglab@inition.com.au. |
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The Sky's the limit for 3DPrinting at ThingLab
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24 June 2008
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| The brief was to design and 3D print a lightweight but strong articulated rig capable of holding a camera while flying hundreds of metres up on a kite! Simple: use a ProJet 3000 3D printer from 3D Systems. The camera would have to be held securely to the kite line while allowing it to be pointed in any direction and take hundreds of pictures fully automatically. |
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Inition On Motion Capture Roll
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11 June 2008
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Inition are on a motion capture roll this year as we advise more companies on the best solution for their needs. Top Animation Companies and Universities are among those that received delivery of systems from Inition this past year. Inition's independent take on the industry, knowledgeable advice, competitive prices and personal support means more confidence when it comes to purchasing.
Click the image to view some of the highlights from the past twelve months. |
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Animation Company Busty Kelp Breaks into Motion Capture with Inition
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23 April 2008
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When insanely talented animation company Busty Kelp decided it was time to add motion capture to their considerable range of skills, they contacted Inition for help in getting the right system.
Inition's Jeff Ferguson advised on latest developments in the field (independent of manufacturer hyperbole) and arranged suitable demos that resulted in them opting for the state-of-the-art Animazoo IGS-190 motion capture suit.
Paul Smith's Busty Kelp, which is associated with Aardman Animations, is showing off the first fruits of the IGS-190's realistic motion with a smashing character study of a Wood Imp, which can be viewed at Busty Kelp's website (click projects > Wood Imp). Busty Kelp's work includes the title sequence of the BBC's Euro 2008 coverage. |
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Reebok relaunch Amir Khan deal with 3D film
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20 March 2008
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Inition were proud to be involved in making a short 3D film of boxer Amir Khan training at his new gym. Inition provided a stereographer, post-production and 3D projection for the film which was shown at London’s National Film Theatre to an audience of press and media to relaunch Amir’s deal with Reebok.
The reaction was fantastic and secured coverage in the national press. In a interview with The Sun, Amir said: "The way they did it was brilliant...If anyone wants to fight me, just look at that. I'm looking at it and thinking 'if I was fighting Amir Khan, what would I do?', and I looked at it and thought 'forget this!'."
The Guardian commented: “The clip duly finishes with a giant Khan repeatedly punching a theatre full of journalists in the face. Which is indeed cool and different.”
Client: M&C Saatchi / Reebok
Director: Duncan Humphries (Can Communicate) |
| Watch it in 3D with red/blue glasses here |
| Guardian Coverage |
| Coverage, including video from the event in The Sun |
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The3DFirm Completes World First Live 3D Satellite Transmission
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17 March 2008
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On Saturday March 8th Inition, in conjunction with The 3D Firm, staged the world’s first live 3D screening of an international sporting event: the Six Nations Rugby match between Scotland and England. The match was beamed live from Scotland to a venue in West London in front of an invited audience of industry and press. A number of new 3D technologies were deployed at both the game and the screening venue.
The3DFirm worked with BBC Resources to produce the 3D transmission from 3 stereo camera positions which were sent via satellite to the London venue. More details here.
The3DFirm is a European-based alliance between Axis, Inition and Can Communicate, formed to provide a comprehensive solution for delivering high quality stereoscopic 3D experiences that entertain, influence and engage audiences. |
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3D Event at Shepperton Studios
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15 January 2008
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A 3D workshop and demonstration will be held at Shepperton Studios on the 25th & 26th January 2008, showcasing Inition’s 3D acquisition and display equipment. The event is to show programme-makers and technicians all aspects of 3D production including acquisition, post production, special FX and display. It will be jointly presented by Axis Films, Axis Post, Can Communicate, Inition, Quantel and Shepperton Studios.
To register for the event, please visit this link. |
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ThingLab Reviewed in 3D World Article
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07 January 2008
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| Inition's 3D printing and scanning service - ThingLab - was reviewed in issue #97 of 3D World magazine (December 2007). We were challenged to produce a 85mm high figure from a character file, fix blemishes and return the model within a strict deadline. The end result was described as 'superbly crafted'. |
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Inition Asia-Pacific Opens New Demo Studio
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05 December 2007
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| Inition Asia-Pacific have moved into their swanky new offices in in the inner city Melbourne suburb of Footscray, and have been busily installing a new Demo Studio. On display are an array of 3D panels, haptics, head-mounted displays and the new Mephisto Complete scanner, but the centrepiece is undoubtedly a massive 3 metre Duality projection display. |
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Zalman Trimon range |
Ultra-fast tracker with update rates up to 420 Hz for each of four miniaturised sensors. Electronics unit fits into drive bay of your PC. |
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Mephisto 3D Scanning Engine |
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Inition Supply UK's First 3D Volumetric Display
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03 December 2007
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Inition are proud to announce the supply of the UK’s first 3D volumetric display, as part of a multi-million pound upgrade to the Fused Media facility at De Montfort University. Inition supplied and installed a wide range of cutting-edge advanced medial VR equipment.
The facility, called the 'Techno-Grid', under the guidance of Prof Mohammad Ibrahim enables students and researchers to explore the possibilities of linking multiple media types in an interactive immersive environment to push the boundaries of how these can be used.
Working with ATG Broadcast, Inition delivered the equipment over the summer of 2007 and the facility opened on 15/11/07.
Inition MD Stuart Cupit says “This facility represents a fantastic opportunity for students to get hands-on experience with a huge range of interesting technology. We look forward to working with DMU in the future.”
Below is a list of the equipment we supplied: |
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Inition’s 3D Dragon takes on The Stig at the MPH show 07
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24 October 2007
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After two years’ successful collaboration deploying 3D at the MPH show, Inition are back with their own animated creation: the missile-and-laser-firing, flame-breathing speed enforcement technology of the future! The climactic sequence involves a battle between Inition’s 3D dragon and "The Stig". You’ll have to attend the show to find out who wins…
MPH is a unique concept that combines a display of the finest cars on the planet and a stage show hosted by presenters Jeremy Clarkson and James May.
Dates:
Earls Court, London: 1-4 November 2007
NEC, Birmingham: 8-11 November 2007 |
| http://www.mphshow.co.uk |
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“Huge success” for Inition with Rolls-Royce Installation
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04 September 2007
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Inition supplied hardware and consultancy for Rolls-Royce's Boeing 787 installation at the Future of Flight Aviation Center in Seattle.
The 3D interactive exhibit comprised of three Philips 42" 3DWOW screens suspended above a launch engine.
Upon completion of the project, Stuart Moss at Rolls-Royve creativesolutions commented: “I would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincerest gratitude to everyone at Inition involved with the development of the 3D wow application and hardware for the Future of Flight in Seattle. …this project has been viewed as a huge success by both Rolls-Royce and the Future of Flight Museum.” |
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TCT Magazine go through the doors of Inition
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04 September 2007
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Inition were featured in the August edition of TCT Magazine: the number one rapid product development and rapid manufacturing resource.
The article, written by Alex Minchella, states that "if they have not heard of it then it is probably not out there yet, but when it does emerge Inition will probably be among the first to know how it works and how it can help you". |
| Click here to read the full article (pdf format) |
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Inition present world first product: the WOWzone no-glasses 3D video wall
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03 September 2007
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| Following on from Inition’s world-first installation of an autostereo (no-glasses) 3D video wall in London in 2005, Inition are excited to launch
the WOWzone from Philips in the UK. Consisting of a 3 x 3 wall of nine 42” 3D displays, the WOWzone takes no-glasses 3D to its largest size to date. |
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Inition display new technologies at TCT 2007
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06 August 2007
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Inition's 3D printing and scanning department, ThingLab, showed off the Mephisto 3D Scanning Engine and the Z Corp Zprinter 450, as well as the Philips 3DWOW screen and Inition's MagicSymbol technology, at TCT 2007.
TCT 2007 was a major rapid product development & manufacturing event focused on providing solutions for accelerating products to market. This event showcased over 100 of the latest solutions from this sector backed up with real world examples of the benefits of adopting the technologies, and took place at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, on September 26th and 27th 2007. |
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Motion Capture in Action.
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31 July 2007
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University of Westminster M.Sc. students recently completed a course using a Vicon Motion Capture system installed by Inition. Jeff Ferguson, Inition's motion capture expert, was guest lecturer and assisted students with the 6 x MX13 Camera setup.
Students worked on the Advanced Animation module over May 2007 and became familiar with the workflow of Vicon IQ software and Autodesk MotionBuilder. Using these software tools and capture the students performed themselves, animation takes were processed and used to drive original 3D characters. |
| Click here to read the full story and to see the outcome of the project |
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Inition showcase interactive work at Tate Britain…
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11 April 2007
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Inition were asked to participate in a showcase of progressive art at Tate Britain in London as part of the Cybersonica festival. Inition presented an interactive installation running on the Philips 20" autostereoscopic display on Friday 6th April, 6-10pm.
Also as part of the festival, Inition are to show MagicSymbol at the Kinetica Museum in Central London for a six week exhibition of cutting-edge digital art from Thursday, 17th May to Saturday, 30th June 2007. |
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Free download: 3D Combobulator
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24 January 2007
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| Inition's 3D Combobulator is now available to download FREE. The 3D Combobulator is a showcase of real-time and photographic 3D content that works on a wide range of stereoscopic displays. It is useful for showing off the potential of 3D displays and also for performing side-by-side comparisons of different displays. It comes with a library of 3D models and 3D photographs. |
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3D Combobulator |
Real-time and photographic 3D content showcase. Free download. |
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Inition Create Virtual Injection Simulation for Botox
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13 November 2006
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| Allergan, the company who make Botox, needed a simulator to allow doctors to experience injecting botox for treating muscle spasm. Inition worked with In Vivo communications to develop a PC-based haptic simulator to allow doctors to feel an accurate representation of the sensations involved in piercing the skin and the layers of muscle underneath. We printed out a custom attachment for a haptic device and designed a virtual 3D human bust with realistic muscle structure; our designs and devices were used at pharmaceutical exhibitions throughout the year, with enthusiastic reception from the experts in the field. |
| Click here to read the full story and view the gallery |
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Inition return to £1million car show with double the 3D
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24 October 2006
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Inition are again to deploy a number of new technologies for a large-scale stereoscopic 3D projection at the upcoming MPH '06 show at Birmingham's NEC and London's Earls Court. MPH is a unique concept that combines a display of the finest cars on the planet and a stage show hosted by Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson and James May. Inition have been called in again after the huge success of the 3D sequences at MPH 05. This year there are to be two explosive 3D sequences but you'll have to attend the show to find out more…
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Birmingham NEC: 26th-29th October.
Earls Court, London: 2nd-5th November. |
| http://www.mphshow.co.uk |
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3D on the Vegas Catwalk for TIGI Bed Head's Global Launch
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04 October 2006
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Inition provided the 3D expertise for TIGI Bed Head's Global Launch Event in Las Vegas, supervising the 3D shoot, providing 3D filming equipment and overseeing the projection and playback at the event. The project was produced by 16oz, a London-based production company and consisted of over 30 minutes of high-definition 3D. Inition worked closely with 16oz on all aspects of the 3D and produced 5 minutes of computer generated content as part of the film.
The event was held at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in September 2006. |
| Click here to read the full story and view the gallery |
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In the Cox's Seat at the Henley Royal Regatta
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29 September 2006
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Inition were commissioned by the River and Rowing Museum in Henley-on-Thames to produce an immersive experience giving visitors a unique feeling for what it is like to take part in a race at the world famous Henley Royal Regatta.
Inition shot the 2005 Royal Regatta and Women's Regatta in high-definition 360° using a custom developed rig. We also did all the post-production in house and developed software to allow playback of the 360 video inside a head-mounted display. The 'In the Cox's Seat' experience is now permanently installed at the Museum. |
| Click here to read the full story and view the gallery |
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Inition team up with 3D World in 3D printing competition
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26 April 2006
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| Inition's specialist 3D Printing department, Thinglab, has joined forces with 3D World Magazine to bring you an exciting competition with a first prize of a high-quality 20cm electroplated 3D print of your favourite model to hold in your own two hands. Working with 3D Systems’ superb range of InVision printers, we are able to offer the very latest in rapid prototyping and solid imaging technology. Visit the link below to find out how to enter; the competition closes on May 31st 2006. |
| Win 3D prints from your models |
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Philips announce launch of new 42" 3D 'Wow' screen - now available from Inition
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08 March 2006
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| CeBIT 2006, Hanover, Germany – Expanding its product portfolio of 3D displays for the professional market, Philips 3D Solutions introduces its 42” 3D WOW display with enhanced depth performance. Featuring an out-of-screen performance, whereby objects virtually fly in front of the screen, it immediately grabs the attention of the viewer. Philips 3D WOW display is intended for use in media rich environments such as stores and shopping malls to attract the visitors’ attention and leave them with an extraordinary and entertaining 3D experience. Now available from Inition - an official distributor of Philips' 3D screens in the UK. |
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Samsung showcase MagicSymbol™ at the Turin Winter Olympics Torch Relay 2006
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19 January 2006
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Presented for Samsung at the Turin Winter Olympics Torch Relay 2006, MagicSymbol™ is the next generation of 'reveal' technology, providing a unique competition experience inviting multiple players to show their cards to a camera mounted alongside a screen. Move and spin the card around, and an animated model, or "magic symbol", stays glued to the surface.
Inition’s MagicSymbol™ system uses tried and tested Augmented Reality technology, combined with consumer displays, camcorder and a standard Windows PC to create a compelling interactive effect. |
| Click here to read the full story |
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Inition stage explosive 3D finale to £1million car show
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23 November 2005
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| Inition deployed a number of new technologies for a large-scale stereoscopic 3D projection for the MPH '05 show at Birmingham's NEC and London's Earl's Court. MPH is a unique concept that combines a display of the finest cars on the planet and a stage show hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and Tiff Needell. BAFTA award winning set designer John Napier (famed as the set designer of Cats and Les Miserables) again called upon Inition's 3D services after their successful collaboration with stereoscopic sequences in Starlight Express, currently touring the UK. |
| http://www.mphshow.co.uk |
| Click here for press release |
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Inition's 3D tour of cutting-edge design and manufacturing establishment
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22 November 2005
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| Opened in September by Sir Terrence Conran, Metropolitan Works is a new state-of-the-art digital manufacturing centre in Central London. To show off the complex, Inition were asked to create a 4 minute stereoscopic tour of the centre's advanced facilities, aimed at inspiring and educating the next generation of digital designers. This is the first stage in a collaboration that will see Inition install a high-specification Duality stereoscopic visualisation suite at the centre's Central London studios. To find out more about Inition's 3D Services please email or call us on +44 (0)20 7613 5004 |
| http://www.metropolitanworks.org/ |
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3D Printing technology showcased in contemporary art exhibitions
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26 September 2005
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| Chris Cornish, Inition's 3D Artist and Scanning Specialist, has utilised the latest 3D printing technology for two art exhibitions due to open in October.
With the support of 3D systems, a series of sculptures depicting highly detailed landscapes and architecture will be shown at the exhibitions in London and Paris. |
| chriscornish.co.uk |
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Inition 3D Services replicate Bell 206 Helicopter
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26 September 2005
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| Inition provide a 360 degree 3D replication of a helicopter cockpit for use with an HMD and motion base training simulator.
Photogrammetry techniques, careful 3D modelling and custom texture maps combined to produce an efficient but accurate low polygon model. To find out more about Inition's 3D Services please email or call us on +44 (0)20 7613 5004 |
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Breakthrough in Wireless Magnetic Tracking
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14 September 2005
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| In a first for magnetic tracking, Inition are proud to offer for sale the first system to combine the accuracy of magnetic tracking with the freedom of wireless sensors.
The Latus system from the respected manufacturers Polhemus is set to move magnetic tracking into areas and applications previously thought inaccessable.
If you would like to know how this new product can help your company or project, email or call us on +44 (0)20 7613 5004 |
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Inition Presents PhaseSpace Open Day 17th August
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17 August 2005
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| Inition are pleased to invite you to our central London demo studio on the 17th of August to showcase the latest in optical motion capture technology.
The PhaseSpace is a motion digitizer capable of producing superior performance attributes such as system resolution, speed, and measuring range compared to exsisting motion capture systems.
If you are interested in arranging a demo on the 17th August, please take a moment to send us a confirmation e-mail or call us on +44 (0)20 7613 5004. |
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Inition appointed official resellers of Hexamite
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01 August 2005
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| Inition are proud to be official resellers of new large scale wireless motion tracking systems from Hexamite. Hexamite introduce the HX5, a very affordable and flexible wireless ultrasonic tracking system. The HX5 components are purchased as needed and assembled into any configuration. There is no fixed limit to coverage. Now tracking in large areas is affordable and easy, and the components are also available in weatherised and underwater versions. |
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Inition Launch 3D Scanning and 3D Printing Service
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26 July 2005
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Inition are pleased to announce the official launch of our 3D Scanning and 3D Printing Bureau Service. Based upon the latest 3D digitising and solid imaging technology, our experienced technicians provide an efficient and affordable service.
3D Scanning - Whatever your application, our wide range of solutions - including high resolution laser scanners, optical digitizers and photogrammetry - will deliver the results you need.
3D Printing - Produce superior quality, durable physical models from your 3-D design data - or if you do not have a 3D model of your 2D design, no problem, we can create this for you too.
To receive a quotation for either 3D Scanning or 3D Printing services please e-mail us, or use the links below. |
| ThingLab: 3D Printing and Scanning Service Bureau |
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Inition present Fogscreen Inia, 5th - 15th July 2005
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02 June 2005
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| Inition are pleased to invite you to our central London demo studio on July 5th-15th for a demonstration of the FogScreen Inia - a walk-through vapour screen allowing projections onto thin air. The demo period has been extended due to recent events in London.
For more info click here
If you are interested in arranging a demo please take a moment to send us a confirmation e-mail. For directions click here |
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Inition collaborate on 3D film installation for Goldsmiths Fine Art Degree Show.
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31 May 2005
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| Cara Barry, a Fine Art student at Goldsmiths College, approached Inition for advice on producing a stereoscopic film for her degree show installation. Inition worked with Cara providing technicial expertise and equipment. Cara's film exploits 3D projection by the use of multiple layering in keeping with the conceptual aesthetic of her work. It develops on her previous techniques, adding an eerie dimensional overlap by its adoption of stereoscopic technology. Cara's work is available to view at Goldsmiths College in New Cross, South East London, from 16th to 20th of June. |
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Inition 3D Scanning and 3D Printing Open Day 2005
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25 May 2005
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| Inition are pleased to invite you to our central London demo studio on July 12th for a day showcasing the latest in 3D scanning, 3D printing and stereoscopic display technology.
For more info click here
If you are interested in attending this event on July 12th please take a moment to send us a confirmation e-mail. For directions click here |
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Bradford College invest in VR installation from Inition
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27 April 2005
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| On a mission to bring the new worlds of Virtual Reality to its students, Bradford College took delivery this week of the first stage of its substantial investment in up-to-the-minute technology.
With a brief to introduce its students to the widest possible range of VR equipment, Inition has worked with Bradford to design and implement systems that will integrate seamlessly into the College’s future teaching curricula. Included amongst the supplied equipment are head mounted displays, autostereoscopic screens, a Gypsy motion capture system and VR authoring tools. |
| Autostereoscopic Screens |
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Gypsy Dancer!
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26 April 2005
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| A ground-breaking collaboration between Inition and leading choreographer Rob Tannion blew audiences away at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday.
Frequent collaborator Desiree Kongerod’s movements were captured by eighteen tiny inertial sensors in GypsyGyro-18 motion capture suit - and then proj | |
