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| java 3d technology |
| 09.24.05 (12:08 pm) [edit] |
Java programs will "always" face a slow "start-up" due to the number of primitives it uses to load something.
-Personal note
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| java 3d |
| 09.24.05 (12:01 pm) [edit] |
I've spent my time doing Java 3d research and I've looked at it from many aspects for many years. I still have not found a way to use it as a serious application aside from the java 3d rover program used by NASA.
I need a program to track an object in 3d for my mock miniature helium space program. Yeah, I know, it sounds cute. This is what I'm thinking ... :
Create a board that has gps tied to a laptop that sends a signal to a laptop telling it's position.
The whole purpose is to create a program where helium could be taken seriously as an alternative, "cheaply priced" space delivery system.
I guess I'm bored and have a few bucks to waste. :0 :)
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| hi there |
| 09.22.05 (11:16 am) [edit] |
I've been "away" for quite some time. I had to take care of a few things ... but with those things out of the way, it's time once again to begin working on ... projects. Like for instance: Dr Richard Norman has created a process to take small hair thin electrodes and implant them in the brain and implant them in other parts of the body "wireless" giving that part of the body "feedback" so things can happen like computer controlled walking in say someone's spinal cord being shrivled up like a prune.
I think it is a pretty good step in cyberkinetics. The new science of totally by passing the body mechanisms that don't work and sending the data via other means.
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