What have you done for me lately? « technical architecture.

What have you done for me lately?

by Dave Buchhofer on Jun.01, 2011, under Interactive, Interactive, Portfolio, Unity3D

I’ve been working on this tool for a while now, here’s a quick captured demo of some of the features of my hospital room design application in action.

Interactive 3D OR/ICU design tool from Dave Buck on Vimeo.

here’s a current video of my OR/ICU design project, created in unity3d, with fully configurable parametric models rigged with both IK and FK, and a tool to quickly draw out any layout of walls, windows and doors to spatially visualize the placement and reach of equipment needed in an operating room space.

3 Comments for this entry

PatHightree
June 9th, 2011 on 3:36 am
Congrats Dave,
That’s awsome looking work, very complete and polished.
Would you be willing to license this framework ?

Ciao, Patrick
PhilG
June 27th, 2011 on 11:19 pm
This looks great Dave, I saw a public tender in Australia a couple of months ago that was looking for something exactly like this. Great work on the UI components.
Random
August 9th, 2011 on 1:08 pm
It seems the video is now password protected, the password is ‘random’

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