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This article links to a demo that shows of to use the recently added NodeJS module to control a presentation from a smartphone or any other web browser.
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Taodyne received two awards at the BA06 2013 event, distinguishing a new application to improve business communication
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Ray tracing is a powerful technique for rendering interesting scenes. With a shader, it can be done in real-time. With Tao Presentations, it can be done in real stereoscopic 3D!
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Version 1.17 of Tao Presentations introduced a themes system in order to ease the creation of presentations. Version 1.18 improves that new system, but also provides new features for advanced users.
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This screencast demonstrates how one can integrate a 3D model directly inside a Tao Presentations document
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On February 11, 2013, Pole SCS launched the Comm4Innov platform, a collaborative 4G/LTE platform in Sophia Antipolis. The 3D Consumer association was also invited to present its activities.
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As part of the inauguration of Com4Innov, a 4G testing platform in Sophia Antipolis, the Pôle SCS and Taodyne welcome you for a morning full of new communication technologies.
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In this screencast, we show how to build a dynamic clock in 10 minutes with Tao Presentations.
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Guest writer Jean-Christophe Pazzaglia, from SAP, shares his experience using Tao Presentations to demonstrate the power of SAP HANA, the company's in-memory database.
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In this live coding session, we demonstrate how to quickly create a DNA strand in 3D
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Tao Presentations transforms the world of interactive and dynamic presentations. It is the only software that allows you to create interactive and dynamic 3D content on any type of computer (Mac, Linux, Windows) and that can be displayed on any type of screen (2D, 3D and glasses-free 3D).
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Tao Presentations 1.17 introduces many new dynamic themes that are easier to use and to customize, and will make your slides look outstanding.
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Tao Presentations version 1.16 is out. It offers new commands to easily add page transitions to your presentations.
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SAP CTO, Dr. Vishal Sikka explains how Taodyne fully exploits the power of SAP's in-memory database, HANA to offer unique visualization capabilites for big data in 3D and in real-time.
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Version 1.15 of Tao Presentation is available for download on our download page.
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You can use the Copy menu of Tao Presentations to take snapshots of your presentations.
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Tao Presentation 1.15 comes with a new module called ChromaKey. This article presents a simple use case.
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Tao Presentations uses one single language to describe the layout of documents and their dynamic aspects (that is, animations and interactivity). This article explains how documents are converted from their source form (.ddd) to something that gets drawn on the screen.
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Tao Presentations transforms the world of interactive and dynamic presentations. It is the only software that allows you to create interactive and dynamic 3D content on any type of computer (Mac, Linux, Windows) and that can be displayed on any type of screen (2D, 3D and glasses-free 3D).
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There is now a project on Gitorious where we will host various sample documents for Tao Presentations.
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Welcome to our Slashdot readers. We apologize for the site being slow at the moment. We tried to tweak it.
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Tao Presentations 1.14 was just released. It includes a new example showing your favorite RSS feeds in 3D.
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Tao Presentations 1.13 has just been released. The big news: the free edition, Discovery, is now fully usable for your own presentations. And as usual, 1.13 brings a number of new features, such as regular expressions.
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The MoviePool writes: Despite how many people feel on the issue, it doesn't look like 3D movies are going away any time soon.  One of my key issues with the format (besides it not being used optimally) has to deal with the glasses you have to wear in order to watch. 
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On an ATI/AMD-equiped laptop, Tao Presentations, an OpenGL application only works full screen when... upside down or rotated! It used to work, it's now broken, and I have no idea what could cause such a bug...
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