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3DVisionLive.com is excited to kick-off a series of monthly photo contests aimed at giving you a platform to show off your images and potentially win some cool prizes. The first contest is open to legal residents of the United States and Canada, and it is open for submissions right now! So start snapping and get ready to enter your best images for the chance to win a FujiFilm FinePix REAL 3D W3 camera, which you can read all about here; as well as a 3D Vision 2 kit,...
For the second year NVIDIA is teaming up with Premiers Plans on a 3D short film competition as part of Premiers’ 24th Angers Festival that is taking place now in France. We have created a channel  on 3D Vision Live where you can view two of the six films selected for the official competition in 3D right now.  "Miss Daisy Cutter" is an animated short film by Laen Sanches featuring "Nux Vomica" by The Veils. If Walt Disney took some...
The NVIDIA booth at CES last week in Las Vegas was overflowing with visitors for most of the show. People could get into the Tesla Model S for the first time to play with the incredible 17-inch display in the center of the dash (powered by NVIDIA). And we had two triple-screen 3D racing simulators from VRX running iRacing that drew big lines/crowds. We took along a FujiFilm W3 and snapped some 3D candids throughout the week from the booth, and a few from around the...

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While the rest of Europe endures the biggest freeze in decades, the tiny principality of Monaco, on the Mediterranean, is balmy, beautiful and buzzing with news about augmented reality, 3D simulation and virtual technologies. The 31st annual Imagina 3D Simulation and Virtual Technology Event is taking place there, and NVIDIA is smack in the middle of the action. NVIDIA’s Eric Charriot delivered...
Few American businesses are as iconic as the auto industry. And despite enormous recent challenges, U.S. carmakers are poised for their next great run. Already, General Motors has reclaimed its position as the world’s No. 1 automaker. Domestic auto sales hit 12.8 million last year, their best since 2008. And Ford has increased U.S. market share for three years running. To maintain this...