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There is still many things to see and do at the Studio but today is the last day. Check out the Sandbox and play some games during down time, or draw on the Wacom tablet during a photoshop workshop. If that wasn’t enough you can scan your face at ShapeShot for a 3D print out or try your hand at electronic sensors and Arduino.

Sandbox gameroom

Wacom Cintiq

Hacker Space to build electronics

ShapeShot will scan your face as a 3D model

Many visitors to SIGGRAPH take a tech break and work with good’ol paper. Cut, fold, tape and make a robot or zombie with you bare hands. Add lights and a heart button to bring him to life. If photography is more your kind of 2D fun, check out GigaPan and their high res retina images or scan your own eyes.

2D paper station to make your own robot

Studio interactive wallworx

Gigapan eye scan images

Come and see the 3D scanner, 3D rapid prototype parts and iCubex motion sensor at the Studio. We produced a number of scans from LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) long range 3D laser scanning. Thanks Scott Cedarleaf. More scans and rapid prototyping parts from MakerBot, Zcorp, Dimensions, and 3D systems you can see and make.

3D long range scanner.

NextEngine 3D scanners

lower jaw 3D fused deposition modeling

iCubex and the motion sensor

There are so many workshops and demonstrations at the Studio we can not list them all here. Check out these photos of people making 3D prints, 2D robots, modeling with Blender, and drawing in space with PhaseSpace.

3D Systems - Rapid Prototyping objects you can model and take home.

2D paper robots, paper folding and fabric electronics you can build and take home.

Blender, Python, CryEngine, PhotoShop, Unity, and more for you to try for the first time or learn new tips and tricks.

PhaseSpace lets you paint in virtual environments.

The 3D area represents cutting edge technology from industries that include 3D printing and CAD software.
This years activities include 3D laser scanning of your face or body too parametric modeling using Grasshopper via Rhino3D
and Generative Components by Bently. Attendees will be able to manipulate 3D meshes in ZBrush or Mudbox and print their models on steampunk Studio stand.