| CyberExtruder Brings 2D to 3D Technology to Second Life |
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| Posted by EditorChoice | |
| Friday, 25 May 2007 | |
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For the first time, Second Life residents will have the ability to create photo-realistic avatars by simply uploading a single photograph--like a passport photo.
Prior to
At the same time they began construction of
“We’re actively looking for tenant-partners that have relevant offerings for Second Life residents,” says Jack Ives, Chief Operating Officer of CyberExtruder. “Our plan is to build the focal point for avatar customization within Second Life. We want to attract the best avatar skinners and designers and bring them all together in one place. To that end, we’re supporting
To compliment CyberExtruder’s avatar creation system, plans are in the works to have a resident 3D animation studio that will provide regular classes and seminars in the use of Second Life’s tools and scripting as well as a 3D printing company that will be able to provide 3D replicas of resident’s avatars.
CyberExtruder has contracted the services of Cranial Tap, Inc. a Virginia based developer of 3D worlds to do the actual build out of
About CyberExtruder CyberExtruder (cyberextruder.com) is a software development company whose technology enables the automatic conversion of a 2D facial image (e.g. passport photo) to an accurate 3D model of the subject’s face or head. CyberExtruder’s technology leverages advanced statistical models to interpret the third dimension from a 2D image. CyberExtruder’s software and back-end delivery systems are completely scalable, personalized avatars can be produced and delivered without limitation.
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