XR Lead, Artist
New York, NY
Joined February 2009
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Bill Bourbeau retweeted
Created an off-axis projection demo using mediapipe for face tracking, threejs and a 3D scanned shoe.
Try it out yourself…
Bill Bourbeau retweeted
Vibe coded an interactive 3D educational simulation of the Big Bang and cosmic expansion. All rendered in real-time with Three.js.
Open to opportunities in tech/education.
Experience it here: big-bang-sim-idii.vercel.app…
Code: github.com/sai-educ/Big-Bang…
#science #edtech #JobSearch
ALT Big Bang Expansion and beyond
And i thought it couldn’t get any better!
a sign you still are jet-lagged: cumin does not equal cinnamon. “Daddy,our oatmeal tastes like tacos!” – at Manhattan, NY
Bill Bourbeau retweeted
9/ I speak to @steelmanxr about using XR for career exploration with @Transfrinc, and the accessibility features and implications of that.
voicesofvr.com/1229-xr-for-c…
ALT Many wearing a VR headset doing a job training and career exploration application that we see on a screen in the background
The best. We will stop and watch this movie - any scene - every time. – at Manhattan, NY
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Bill Bourbeau retweeted
Starting to update the @threeja WebXR examples so they just work in passthrought headsets.
Casting shadows and intersecting the geometry with the floor does wonders ✨
raw.githack.com/mrdoob/three…
Bill Bourbeau retweeted
Last night I downloaded Quake III Arena on Steam. I always looked back at it as my favorite Id game, but it had been many years since I had actually played it. There are a few polish things that I would nitpick today, but it was like dropping a quarter in a classic arcade game.
I played through the first couple tiers against the bots with a smile on my face. Yeah, I’m still proud of this game.
It is laudable that the PC ecosystem lets you easily go play a game from 1999 and everything Just Works.
Bill Bourbeau retweeted
Rare footage of a moose shedding both its antlers captured with a drone in a forest in New Brunswick.
Credit: Derek Burgoyne
