Varjo has always tried to push the limits of VR visuals with their products. And now, they just released their newest and most radical product to attempt it. Here is my demo impressions!
0:00 Hi I’m Brad
0:58 My experience with Varjo’s XR-3
2:47 I got to try Varjo’s XR-4
3:43 Comfort/Design
6:16 Built in Audio (finally)
7:02 Visuals
10:55 Field Of View
12:14 “Ease of Use”
13:03 Tracking/Controllers
14:39 AR Passthrough
17:54 Conclusion about XR-4
Some commentators argue that cultivated meat faces intractable challenges at food scale, and that growing meat in bioreactors at scale is a food tech fantasy. So are they right? It all depends on your approach, says Joshua March, cofounder and CEO at San Leandro-based startup Sci-Fi Foods.
If you’re asking whether it’s commercially viable (or even technically feasible) to crank out 100% cell-cultured filet mignon steaks at massive scale, the answer right now is no, March told AgFunder News (AFN) at the SynBioBeta conference in Oakland, California last week.
If you’re proliferating cultivated cells to feature as an ingredient in plant-based burgers and sausages at inclusion rates of 10-30%, however, the unit economics start to look far more favorable, he argued.
In this Hold The Line episode, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Rappler chief executive officer Maria Ressa speaks with De Lima to take a peek into the mind of the woman jailed for criticizing former president Rodrigo Duterte and his bloody drug war.
The second commission I directed and animated for Procreate https://procreate.com/ ! Everything you see here is animated, colored, edited and composited in Procreate Dreams https://ift.tt/fFbQzEo
Some details on why and how I made the procedural environment for Vuntra City. Keep in mind that this is all work in progress, and everything you see in the video is subject to change.
Song: Outlandr & Aleya Mae – Falling [Arcade Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has released its Fall 2023 Construction Update highlighting some of the exciting progress on the nation’s first high-speed rail project. Thanks to our skilled workforce, 10 high-speed rail structures have been completed or opened to traffic this year. In November, a record average 1,612 workers were dispatched to a high-speed rail construction site daily.
Another significant development is the near completion of Construction Package 4, the southernmost 22-mile stretch of active high-speed rail construction in California’s Central Valley. The update also highlights progress at high-speed rail structures like the Conejo Viaduct in Fresno County, Hanford Viaduct in Kings County, and Tule River Viaduct in Tulare County.
