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From: Leigh O. <or...@ma...> - 2003-01-27 18:21:18
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Well, relatively cheap... See http://www.evl.uic.edu/cavern/agave/vis5d for a description of how to get vis5d to work with a GeoWall ( http://www.geowall.org ) which is sort of like an immersadesk only using off-the-shelf hardware. I will be building a GeoWall this summer at Central Michigan University and expect to use vis5d as a teaching tool in the classroom. Students get to weare nerdy goggles, that ought to be a plus. Seriously, this is something that I think some of you may find worth checking out. You can build a GeoWall, which consists of two data projectors, a computer with a certain kind of graphics card, and a special projection screen that preserves polarization, for around $10,000. I have not yet seen one of these in action but I am told the stereo effect is on line with the stereo IMAX movies, and uses the same basic technology. Leigh -- Leigh Orf KG4ULP Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Sciences University of North Carolina Asheville, NC 28804 |