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and social media it's a russian language show produced on the platform created for three d. gave. an alternative take on geopolitics donald trump and kim jong un. three of various global leaders starring in the enemy did satires nick. what also sets the three d. show apart is that it's created in the unity game development environment. the animated characters are played by real life actors filled with motion capture. each. dish. the programme is produced for g.w. in the last few. in capital it's been broadcast since nov twenty seventeen with

a new episode appearing every week and all new production technique makes it all possible. time is our most valuable thing care. to make things faster to be able to do well of things as fast as we can and show the results in a really nice and quality way. the time pressure is intense each episode script is developed over the course of the week then it's straight into the recording studio . not everyone wants to be filmed during their work for the satirical show some of the voice artists have russian clients too and they fear a backlash for being critical of the kremlin. this group has both speaking and singing parts. meanwhile five three d. artists compose new backdrops and props for the latest videos this time they need to add a bomb it might also be

a variety of hats. objects are added or changed by drag and drop with the unity game development engine which has previously been used to program hip games like super mario run angry birds and monument valley. it was the lefty and creative producer who came up with the idea of using the game platform as a three d. studio he prefers to remain anonymous. we create twelve minutes of free and every week. without unity it would be impossible even for a big studio. the developers of zappa vagueness also draw inspiration from well known music videos and movies here vladimir putin wraps along the coast in similar style to despots. and the terminator seems to have had a russian grandmother. motion capture is used to film the movements this special suit has. forty two markers to

capture all the actor's movements and gestures. two dozen cameras are used to create a full three picture. that makes it possible to reposition the resulting figures later. it's not unusual challenge for the actors. it's usually different from being on stage in the theater you put on the suit and i wonder with the role for example the trumpets putting on a really rough voice. hey you. all. my body more massive so basically this is the pure arts of acting. a dedicated expert oversees the facial gestures he uses his fingers to position the mouth the right expression at the end all the individual parts are put together for one scene i ran there about twenty five different cameras from different angles and

. cuts the best way. to accent the show details to show that. the speedy rendering process is a huge advantage success in both t.v. and social media suggests a promising future for the satire with millions of facebook and you tube views. this show is broadcast on a range of channels around the world. t.v. of the future. networkers digital innovators committed to special projects today in i.t. consultants. to make the world a little better with digital technology. his pet project is a program to identify manu tristian was first utilized in the.

if you go to a slum in mumbai you might see a six person family sleeping eating and living in a tiny space with no sanitation and just three toilets for eight thousand people. that's when you know something has to be done an estimated eight hundred fifteen million people around the world don't have enough to malnutrition can rapidly become life threatening for children in particular but diagnosis normally requires lengthy on the ground monitoring by medical staff. no makes a diagnosis possible no specialist knowledge required if you use a smartphone sensors to create a tree the model of the patient it then evaluates key parameters and compares the readings with standard values. as attracted interest worldwide including at the republican digital convention. it's an amazing very rewarding experience actually. we need to bring. sustainable development

together to. develop solutions his contribution to the child's growth monitor up. and their remotes learning overcrowded classrooms and lecture halls are a common problem. in cologne students are learning from home via video the concept is called flipped classroom. in these new video. lectures on you tube watching barney is a professor at colognes technical university his area of expertise materials technology and synthetic he likes to use the summer break to carry on teaching in some kind of just listening or sharing knowledge is something we can do elsewhere. so the time we actually have together here at the university can be used for interaction. the concept means there's. students can decide for themselves when and

at what pace they learn from the farm the first it's useful to be able to pause the video exactly at the moment you don't understand something fully so you can wait and give it some thought it's. the videos or at most fifteen minutes long research shows the brain can't process new information for longer than that best of all your students have been passing their exams since the lectures were put on life. so yeah a growing number of teachers are trying out the new format twelve year old sophia is watching a math video at home and bavaria she doesn't have much time to learn the new material. yes yes. it's great because you can always really watch the video if you don't understand something. an immaterial from the video is then discussed in the classroom with

practice helping the students to internalize the information. in the students can watch the video when and where they want as often as they want so that also means i can start at a more advanced point in the lesson because the students are prepared. to go by. sebastian schmidt produces the videos from home with a lot of practice he's able to make a two minute video and a half hour he says the film's lessons have improved the students' math skills. and more school teachers are now using these instructional videos especially for math and physics. knowledge at your fingertips online also helps to level the playing field among students. did with their domestic lives. when she often visited one spot. shift says

a well schooled idea. and now is short and sweet it's the ships not chefs. looking for a little relaxation amid the daily grind through the animations by andres vanished that might provide relief. everything here runs smoothly. and everyone scores. form spoke perfectly from one end to the next if only it would always like this for users a satisfying experience the animations created with cinema for the software elite realistic. the swedish motion designer has more than three hundred thousand followers on instagram. but now it's time to relax. and stop with the snapshots. now as always at the end of shift exits our

internet find of the week. today existence. what came first the dancers are the projection. for the breathtaking performance was created by japanese filmmaker. and involves a complicated interaction between algorithms and the dancers movements then the visual effects are projected live on through his body and the wall. please. the biggest hurdle is the render time the just time to lay is minimal interest in the film however has been off the scale with almost one hundred thousand views and vimeo. and next week. forty percent of men could imagine having sex with robots

according to a new study how might sex robots change your perspective and physical love could they even be used as a form of therapy computer loads next week on shift. are we alone it's a fundamental question on your management trying to figure out whether or not. life existed on mars pretty clear water was there and quite abundance well that would be and so on mars the atmosphere is one hundred of what we have here on earth it's very very cold and at the past it's like antarctica you could imagine bringing some supplies and you know you do going to build a little self-contained pressure vehicle or vessel which would be on the surface

there are things like oxygen that you can harvest from the atmosphere to help make living possible. if you want to think of humanity if we really want to survive forever we're going to have to move off the earth eventually and i know that seems a little crazy but you've got to start somewhere.

in those days i climbed the steps of the earth between the gruesome undergrowth of the lost forests until i reached you my true picture high city of step no. cradle in you like two parallel lines of lightning and humanity's cradle in a wind of the mother of still foam crown of the congo. you. however towering clouds mysterious and remote lies much you peach you know account towns of this city no european no spanish conquistador ever found a way through the wilderness of the valley. on a july day in one thousand nine hundred eleven the us archaeologist and historian hiram bingham accompanied by a native guide was the first to make his way along overgrown interparty skirting the steep mountain slopes at the top he discovered the ruins of

a long deserted city overgrown by the jungle. was this long lost vilcabamba where the incas had hidden their goal from the spanish invaders not a single gold artifact has ever been found no one knows who lived here nor why the city was abandoned. one thing is certain the city which according to bingham was known as mother you picture old mountain was built in the mid fifteenth century during the heyday of the entire culture and the into empire. much you picchu was planned down to the smallest detail the other texture mirrors the three tiers of society on one side of the houses of the nobility with the palace and the temples and on the other beyond the central plaza the districts for the scholars

and the out his hands. below them to the south of the houses and terraces of the farmers including store houses and sheds into cities were hierarchically structured both internally and externally. the stone used to build matchup picchu was quarried within the city limits there were regular masons guilds with architects master builders experienced construction workers and gangs of unskilled laborers similar to those that built europe's mediæval cathedrals.

the inca houses reflect the society's class distinctions unlike the artisans houses the walls at the scholar's quarter and especially in the palace and temple are built with incredible precision each stone was shaped to within a fraction of an inch the in-car builders use no mortar and even today their dry stone walls are unsurpassed. the farming terraces they were filled with soil brought up from the fertile bamber valley they're called and danus and the name of these mountains the andes the terracing makes artificial irrigation easier and stops the valuable topsoil being washed away.

these terraces probably didn't produce enough to feed the entire population of the too many sides have been found within a radius of five kilometers which when used only for farming the farmers must have been meatless members of conquered tribes forced by the incas to resettle here. these reconstructed buildings were used for storage next to them are sheds for the lammas which would have transported the harvest bingham's excavations not only provided insights about the ways the incas lived they also presented new riddles the whole known as the motors for example may have been used for a strong nomic or purposes at certain times the hollowed stones were filled with

water taking the position of the windows and the direction of the sun's rays into account it may have been possible to make calculations for agricultural purposes. a second theory assumes that the priestesses used the motors to grind plants and minerals and make dyes for weaving and pottery. nobody knows whether an inker ever rude in matches picchu the word into means the only one the son of the sun gold and silver which represented the team is of the sun and the moon to the incas were often used for secret purposes the religious artifacts demonstrate the high level achieved by craft workers.

back to the motor's the locals tell another story about them the two motors full of water are supposed to represent two large open i yearn for the sun and the sky. the various strictly segregated parts of the city are linked by a great many steps. what's

known as commodore rock depicts a bird's head with a beak the two rocks behind it represent the wings the channel below the beak could have been used to carry the blood of sacrificial animals to the incas the condo was a symbol of freedom of the air the temple of the sun is a masterpiece of into architecture and seems set into the rock like a condo's nest from the semicircular tower the priests could make astronomical observations calculate the solstice or determine the precise position of the sun which played a vital role in religious ceremonies some and moon were at the center of all the incas sacred rites

the semicircular wall surrounds addressed block of granite which resembles an altar and was presumably used for sacrifices at the center of matthew picchu lies the palace the political heart of the city the beauty and precision of the stone walls show that the priests and nobility ruled here today we know that the blocks were shaped with bronze and stone tools and then ground against each other until the pieces fitted like a jigsaw puzzle. the trapeze shaped door and window openings are typical of into architecture they were important for the structural stability of the openings which were often surmounted by blocks of stone weighing many tons the sacred placer is also known as the and closure of the sun to the south the house of the high priest. to the east the temperate of three

windows the incas believe that infinity was reflected in them. who. to the north the open front of the main temple. beyond the main temple lies the ceremonial hole the interior walls contain thirteen knishes it's assumed that an oracle was consulted here to ask the council of the gods the voice of anyone speaking into one of the knishes is magnified and can be heard throughout the whole. the religious center of much you picchu is the mound where the people bowed to the sun known as into what down. its main feature is

a sacred stone which resembles a sundial the inca word into why tana means the place where the sun is fetters. astronomers priests and teachers use the sum dial to calculate the course of the sun throughout the year the month and the time of day although we don't know what astronomical methods were used van the end of a match you preach you remains a mystery with the fall of the into empire the decline of the city was probably inevitable after that it didn't take long for the jungle to reclaim the houses temples and rules and then the inca city of much of picchu slept for three hundred years.

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anniversary i want to find out more about bounce it's like a big bear and. he takes a journey back in time to the best place of revolutionary ideas. and architecture. in sixty minutes. ago just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sound. rain forest in central africa. to play their culture he stayed close only a promise to his son to leave the jungle return to the concrete and glass jungle of new york. the result of reverse culture shock.

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