from IEEEVR and Haptics symposium by MIT Technology Review:
http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/editors/24967/
video:
http://www.technologyreview.com/advertisement.aspx?ad=computing&id=56&redirect=/computing/24872/%3Fa%3Df
Media coverage…
March 29th, 2010A “feel” for Boston…
March 22nd, 2010SenseGraphics is currently in Boston promoting their multi-sensory technology for the audience taking part in the yearly IEEEVR conference.
Below are some pictures from the Sunday “Welcome reception” event.
Professor Nigel John from Bangor enjoying some new SenseGraphics demo
New 3D tracking possibilities in future releases of H3DAPI?
Touch as you go in a virtual environment…
March 14th, 2010Imagine you could enter a virtual room. Look around in real 3D stereo graphics, reach out and touch objects, manipulate with things that are close to you.
Check this out!
SenseGraphics H3DAPI user community is growing…
March 7th, 2010I have recently received lots of proofs on applications beeing developed using SenseGraphics H3DAPI. Some of these consits of videos which are going to be posted on SenseGraphics H3DAPI Youtube user channel (www.youtube.com/h3dapi). First out is Dr Felix Hamza-Lop from the Armstrong Atlantic State University with a great video that shows how haptics is used for learning physics…
New web site launched!
March 4th, 2010Check out www.Coreskillstrainer.com for more information…
Visit by KTH master students
March 1st, 2010This morning, we are happy to host a visit by KTH assoc. prof Svein Kleiven and his master students. They are taking a master course namely “Introduction to Medical Simulation”. SenseGraphics again has the honour to showcase our latest virtual-reality technology.
We at SenseGraphics understand how important a practicum internship is to a student’s master thesis (trust us, we’ve all been there). We always welcome talented and passionate master students looking for practical work on your thesis to intern with us. Just contact us with your resumé 
See the photos of the event below. Click on the pictures for enlarged version.
Markus showing demo
Student trying the demo
Johan explaining about 3D technology
student trying out force-feedback device on haptic wall
Student playing with SGD300 workbench
Group photo
SenseGraphics introduces the HapticWall
February 4th, 2010We have recently seen loads of new 3D visualisation technologies hitting the market, more affordable and easier to use then ever! SenseGraphics has to put together a nice package that includes everything you will need to get your work started using SenseGraphics H3DAPI, SensAble haptics and real 3D stereo visualisation.
Featuring a 30-40 inch rear projected, high quality screen and a 120 Hz short throw projector together with active shutter glasses this is the ideal entry-level solution to real 3D stereo visualisation and haptics programming. With H3DAPI you will be able to feel what you see, interact in your 3D sceene, using the included SensAble Omni haptics device.
Please let us know if you’re interested in this solution by sending us an email: info@sensegraphics.com!
SenseGraphics Display and technology featured on BBC News
January 25th, 2010ImaGINe-S, Imaging Guided Interventional NedleSimulation, is a simulator for Ultrasonic guided needle punture procedures developed by researchers at Bangor Wales, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Imperial and Hull University.
Based on SenseGraphics H3DAPI and SenseGraphics Display, the simulator brings together a virtual patient, needle, sonic probe and image sonic data in a realistic environment for hands on simulation and training.
See the BBC Wales coverage with Professor Nigel John at the Bangor University to learn more!
Mastering an Iron ore Shiploader
December 28th, 2009Mastering an iron ore shiploader could sometimes be very uncomfortable, extremely hot and dusty. Especially when you are doing it sitting in a small cabin exposed to the direct sunlight in a very warm country.
Sensegraphics H3DAPI software is currently being used in an application for “mastering” an iron ore shiploader remotely. Replacing the actual operators cabin view with a 360 degree camera (the same Google is using for taking road pictures for Google maps) the operator could now be sitting in a more comfortable room, air conditioned, safely(?) mastering the shiploader looking at a 3 meter wide doome (sphere screen).
Below is a picture on a shiploader.
Medical staff employing video game technology…
December 17th, 2009Check out this video from an irish news channel that features som SenseGraphics H3DAPI based medical simulator…