3D X-Rays is old news in the cosmetics dentistry department. In fact this technology has been used since early 2009. Far from the regular x rays in the 90s, performance wise, the advanced 3D 360 Degree Imaging displays the actual structure of your jaw bone as well as exhibiting the accurate measurements of implant replacements including height, length, width, and thickness. 3D Xrays can also pre-determine everything during and after surgical procedure.

However just this April, the Cosmetics Dentistry 3D Xray technology has improved greatly as 360 degree photography feature has been added. Bronx, NY Dr. Victor Oelbaum and his center for dentistry recently uses a new Gendex Cone Beam imaging device to take and capture 3D x-rays with advanced anatomical views and accurate mapping.

But what can Dr. Oelbaum Cone Beam 3D 360 Degree technology really do besides enhancing the quality of his results and demonstrates his commitment to the latest advancements in patient care?

According to Dr. Oelbaum, “He is excited about the new technology and hopes it allows him to continue striving for the most comfortable, satisfactory patient experience available. The benefits of the Cone Beam x-ray are exponential because this technology allows us to create treatment plans like never before. With a 3 dimensional view of the facial and jaw bone structure, dental implant planning is exact and any theorizing is taken out of the equation.”

With over the top high resolution imagery and accurate 3D mapping software, the Cone Beam allows dentists to provide more intensive view of their patient’s entire teeth structure. Dentists can also provide alternative diagnosis and treatment planning for dental caries, root investigation, orthodontics, implants, and other surgical procedures.

Dr. Oelbaum added that, “The Cone Beam provides a 3D image with a 360 degree view of the exact bone configuration. This helps plan the implant case in the most predictable and successful manner. Having this image allows us to show the patient if there is enough bone to support a dental implant or where the implant will be placed. This makes it very easy for the patient to see and understand what is involved in their treatment and care.”

Reference: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bronx-cosmetic-dentist-now-offering-advanced-3d-x-ray-imaging-technology-2012-04-25

“On taking office, I set a goal of reaching 10 million visitors to Jerusalem annually within a decade. Google Street View is an important tool to increase the number of tourists to Jerusalem and to open up the doors of Jerusalem to the entire world. The service will allow everyone who wants to come to Jerusalem to better plan their visits and to taste the city before they even arrive.”

The dream to see and experience Israel, one of the three popular
cities of the Holy Land has officially gone virtual last April, 2012. Partly thankful to Google, we should be mostly grateful to Israel for opening its doors to the world, to allow people from different parts of this planet to see the beautiful Jerusalem in a fully interactive online platform featuring rich content and 360 degree photography. All you need is access to the Internet and a free mind to wander off a holy place of the religious people.

Google has photographed and created 360 Degree Photography through Street View of Israel locations such as: cities of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Haifa including religious interest spots like the Via Dolorosa, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Western Wall, Mount of Olives, old port of Jaffa, the Baha’i Gardens in Haifa, and more. You can pan around your screen in full 360 degrees to explore different locations from your computer.

According to Meir Brand, Managing Director of Google Israel, “We’re really happy to have Israel on the map. I actually think that people love to browse different places, and when they plan a trip they love to look at the neighborhood and at the area of the hotel in which they’ll be staying. And what we see, usually, is a very positive correlation between those who actually search for places on the net and an increase in physical visits to that place.”

And the greater news my friends is that Google will be photographing more of Israel. The Israel Photo Project is just in its first stages. Places to see soon in 360 Degree Photography are the Dead Sea, Nazareth, Tiberias, Tzfat, Akko, Be’er Sheva, Eilat, Ashkelon, Ramat Gan, Rosh Ha’ayin, Hadera, Bat-Yam, and many more.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat shared his insights of the Jerusalem in 360 Degree Photography Street View, “More than 3 billion people of faith around the world are interested in Jerusalem and wish to visit at least once in their lifetime. Today, Jerusalem joins many cities around the world that can be visited virtually. Google Street View will allow millions of people to visit and explore virtually our great city through their computers and cell phones.”

Reference: http://www.jewishjournal.com/sci-tech/article/google_street_view_in_israel_to_go_online_20120416/

Are you a fan of gadgets and everything new on technology? You must be very happy with the world’s number one gadget magazine, Stuff’s newest iPad application recently created and launched with the leader in tablet publishing solutions, PressRun.

Fully interactive in its own way, users will be fully immersed with the whole Stuff iPad app experience – just like Stuff’s print magazine only better with its multi-touch display, rich content, hands-on video, 360 degree photography of gadgets, and more.

According to Stuff Magazine Publishing Director, Martyn Jones, “Through PressRun’s platform, we were able to evolve our magazine onto a new format, reach new consumers and provide them with a fully interactive experience. Our move to the iPad is a significant milestone for our publication and allows us to make a significant impact in this market, complementing our healthy print and web audiences.”

Other special engaging features of Stuff Magazine ipad app include audio, slide shows, product animations with swiping, zooming capabilities all through out the magazine.

PressRun CEO Shaun Barriball says, “As the Stuff team produces the leading gadget magazine on the market, they surely know great technology when they see it. We are delighted that they selected our digital publishing platform to build their app and we are incredibly pleased with how it has turned out.”

 
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Stuff Magazine has every right to claim the title, “The WORLD’S BEST-SELLING GADGET MAGAZINE” on iPad.

Reference: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/pressrun-provides-publishing-platform-for-stuff-magazines-new-ipad-edition-2012-04-19

The 360 Degree Product Photography has been the recent buzz in the eCommerce industry. 360 degree Product photography by the way is an interactive photo that allows users to scroll and pan around it to explore full 360 degree angles. With interactive 360 degree panoramic, 360 degree animation, or 360 degree spins apps growing popular each day among smartphone users, e-retailers finally took action and incorporate this engaging technology in their online stores, providing a much better online shopping experience.

In Toronto, Robert Bosch LLC partners with 360 Degree Product Photography specialist, Visual SKUs to create 360 degree product photography of some of their auto parts. One of the reason for this smart partnership is Bosch’s online sales objective: to witness significant increase in auto parts sales, decrease auto parts returns, and establish good business among their existing and potential customers.

The advantages of launching Visual SKUs 360 degree product photography are concrete and remarkably possible. According to Bosch Auto Parts, with 360 degree product photography, they save time and money. With 360 degree product photography, the need to capture product images separately is being avoided and in fact, only choose those images that are vital to the product animation.

Another significant advantage of Bosch Auto Parts with their newly launched interactive 360 degree photography is getting ahead in the game. As you may have noticed, only a few of those in the auto-retail industry has this to offer. So it maximizes their competitive advantage. It’s smooth flowing. It’s cool. and It’s very classy.

If you are an Auto retailer and wish to have 360 Degree Product Photography for your auto parts, you can check 360 Car and YouSpin Lite App for free. These apps allow you take series of pictures of your car or even to the smallest bolt of your car and stitch them together to create 360 degree photo in seconds. That you can, by the way, embed on your website. It’s sleek. It’s new. and It’s free.

Reference: http://www.aftermarketnews.com/Item/99637/robert_bosch_llc_partners_with_visual_skus_for_360degree_product_photography_services.aspx

One of the most impressive advancements we enjoy today besides the Internet, is the 3D technology. 3D simplifies what’s complex in architecture and engineering. Moreover, products in 3D provides easy graphic comprehension to potential customers as it adds more dimensions to objects.

Nvidia’s 3D vision system for example. It has paved the way for 3D content into the world wide web. Introducing the world’s first high dynamic range full 360 degree stereoscopic virtual tour of the historic Hurd Library, world’s unique source of ancient texts.

Experience 360 3D Virtual Tour in High Dynamic Range of the Hurd Library

The 360 3D virtual tour panorama in High Dynamic Range is composed of almost 500 high resolution images stitched together for over 200 hours. According to Will Carey at Behance.net, “A regular virtual tour just wasn’t capturing the the beauty of the building, the beams weren’t beaming and the pillars weren’t popping! By using HDR (High Dynamic Range) images, we could capture the shadows and highlights of the building, but then there was the issue of those popping pillars.”

With the 3D technology, visitors can travel back time right on their computers. Indeed with smart 3D technology, more and more people are creating 3D web projects today.

Reference: http://www.behance.net/gallery/The-Worlds-First-High-Dynamic-Range-3D-Virtual-Tour/2608415