Nerdforge is back at it again, and this time, Martina unveils a custom-built Disney coffee maker that is modeled after a real-life theme park castle. The first step involved buying a Philips Senseo Switch 3-in-1 coffee machine and then CAD drawings for the castle ensued before the individual pieces could be 3D printed.
Disney researchers designed and built a bipedal robot that can traverse unstructured terrain, like the many ramps and steps found in theme parks. This project aims to unify expressive, artist-directed motions and robust dynamic mobility for legged robots.
Ever wonder what an open world Toy Story game made in Unreal Engine 5 could look like? If so, then TeaserPlay has just the concept for you. Think of it as an updated version of Disney Interactive’s 1995 side-scrolling platform game released for the Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Microsoft Windows.
Disney researchers have developed a system of interacting editing tools that allow an operator to change the way a bipedal robot walks in real-time. This artist-directed authoring of stylized bipedal walking gaits was tailored exclusively for execution on robotic characters.
The Disney Dreams That Soar drone show has been running for a few weeks now at Disney Springs in at Lake Buena Vista, but this behind the scenes look shows exactly what goes into the dazzling aerial spectacle. Featuring iconic characters from Toy Story, Coco, Dumbo, Peter Pan, Up, Star Wars, and more.
This new Disney x CASETiFY Donald Duck Plush Grippy Case just might be the strangest (or coolest) looking yet. Put simply, the 3D plush tail is fixed to the iPhone case and non-removable, but it will most certainly make for an interesting conversation piece.
Marques Brownlee (MKBHD) was fortunate enough to visit Imagineering Labs, where he tried out Disney’s HoloTile floor. This invention is basically a 360-degree treadmill for virtual reality applications that many people can use simultaneously.
Lucas Film and Disney unveiled a unveiled a Star Wars-themed, villains-inspired of NYC’s iconic Empire State Building that features a dynamic light show, immersive experiences for visitors, character appearances, and even participation from actor Hayden Christensen in a morning lighting ceremony.
