Over the last two years, The Times published more than two dozen augmented reality effects. Today we’re sharing those effects in one place with brief insights into how each story fits into the ever-evolving world of immersive journalism. https://t.co/1iVebXFefW
Exploring new ways we can bring 3D captures to readers, R&D engineer Peter Whidden built a @threejs library allowing web browsers to render interactive NeRF scenes. Learn more about all the ways we’re moving 3D web technology forward: https://t.co/w617O7GZ1o
Ever wonder how big the observable universe is? I helped produce this AR effect with @NYTimesRD for the @nytimes where we plotted some of @nasa’s James Webb Space Telescope’s early targets. Check it out: https://t.co/mjYzS4zI0O #augmentedreality
R&D Engineer @AlexandreDevaux explains what’s behind a reality-warping experiment in mixed-reality. Read more about what we’re doing to push spatial journalism forward: https://t.co/SzbFsMXmud
Take a journey to the beginning of the universe with our latest Spark AR effect, inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope and built in tandem with @NYTGraphics.
Launch on mobile to explore planets beyond our solar system, black holes and more: https://t.co/baO6H7hH7m
@JennBradford777 @zeldia123 @iamdevloper That’s a good time to say “thank you for the time but this position is not what I are looking for at the moment” and walk out.
What the world needs now is another Air Bud but this one with a lot of impassioned speeches about the importance of facts and truth and an independent media and also he becomes president and it's adorable.