On Feb. 24, Prof. Hidenori Watanave of the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies demonstrated Liquid Galaxy, which uses a large multi-display system to give visitors a visual experience of the local situation.
TOKYO — A research team led by a University of Tokyo professor has created digital maps utilizing satellite images and other photos to show the reality of damaged areas in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion …
RT @hwtnv: 3D data created by local people in Ukraine is displayed on a large screen display Liquid Galaxy. Photogrammetric model created by @Sergey_username @YaroPro4 https://t.co/IIhuycjBsl(Feed generated with FetchRSS)
NPT（＝核拡散防止条約）の再検討会議が行われているアメリカ・ニューヨークで、デジタル技術を使って核兵器の悲惨さを伝える企画展が開催されています。東京大学大学院の研究チームによる「テクノロジーでつながる平和活動展」は、広…
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TOKYO — An exhibition featuring a digital archive of images showing wartime damage will be held on Aug. …
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An exhibition featuring digital archives of war damage in Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Ukraine, shown on a multiscr…
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RT @UTokyo_News: [プレスリリース ]“Convergence of Peace Activities” テクノロジーでつながる平和活動 展―広報室
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