Scattered throughout the rolling grasslands of Wyoming are many historic forgotten sites from the Cold War. ICBM development during 50s and 60s was quick with breakneck iterations of designs so these launch facilities were often obsolete by the time they were completed and put into service.
Did some Gaussian Splatting over the July 4th holiday. With a mix of electric & gas their is no “range anxiety” with the 2015 Chevy Volt. It had no trouble finding this abandoned Atlas Rocket Launch Facility in the middle of Wyoming.
This is an old film projector that was in use at the Golden’s Gem Theatre back in the 1940’s. The location of the theater is now occupied by a coffee shop, restaurants and small businesses.
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It’s just like that old saying “what is old is new and what is new is old and someone used my rotary mobile phone”. Last year a buddy of mine passed along an old 3D project to a bunch of hacker code crackers who make fancy badges for their cyber security conventions. They contacted me to ask if they could repurpose my rotary mobile design that indecently was published in 3D Total a decade ago for a badge. How can you say “No” to hackers? They’re modern day wizards that can take all your bitcoin in a blink of an eye! (haha jokes on them I don’t have any)
Anyways this was the end result with active electronics that were used for a scavenger hunt.
They did a great job!
Now can a hacker hack this wallet by filling it with bitcoin?!
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Wrote a post on Linkedin about converting a shot from The Shining into a gaussian splat. check it out here
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Decommissioned Atlas-D ICBM Launch Complex
/0 Comments/in Cold War, gaussian splatting, ICBM, photogrammetry, Rockets, Wyoming /by adminScattered throughout the rolling grasslands of Wyoming are many historic forgotten sites from the Cold War. ICBM development during 50s and 60s was quick with breakneck iterations of designs so these launch facilities were often obsolete by the time they were completed and put into service.
Wyoming Atlas Rocket Launch Facility
/0 Comments/in unreal /by adminGolden History Museum: 1949 Simplex Film Projector
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by adminThis is an old film projector that was in use at the Golden’s Gem Theatre back in the 1940’s. The location of the theater is now occupied by a coffee shop, restaurants and small businesses.
Badge Pirates are real
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by adminIt’s just like that old saying “what is old is new and what is new is old and someone used my rotary mobile phone”. Last year a buddy of mine passed along an old 3D project to a bunch of hacker code crackers who make fancy badges for their cyber security conventions. They contacted me to ask if they could repurpose my rotary mobile design that indecently was published in 3D Total a decade ago for a badge. How can you say “No” to hackers? They’re modern day wizards that can take all your bitcoin in a blink of an eye! (haha jokes on them I don’t have any)
Anyways this was the end result with active electronics that were used for a scavenger hunt.
They did a great job!
Now can a hacker hack this wallet by filling it with bitcoin?!
Shining Gaussian Splat post on Linkedin
/0 Comments/in unreal /by admincheck it out here