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Monday, October 17. 2011

Augmented Reality and 3D Printing for Molecular Biology

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Dr. Arthur Olsen, Professor of Molecular Biology at The Scripps Research Institute, demonstrates software that allows a webcam to track the motion of 3d printed models along with a 3D printed model of a virus that self assembles when shaken (not stirred).

via 3ders.org and the Olson Laboratory

Posted by Duann in Inspiration, What's Hot at 03:32

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you can buy Dr. Olson's models at sciencewithinreach.com.
cheers,
Jon
#1 jon huntoon (Homepage) on 2011-10-17 06:04 (Reply)
Wait until we're all walking around with our augmented reality implants changing the way we each see the world...
#2 Glenn Slingsby (Homepage) on 2011-10-18 18:10 (Reply)

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