Marketing & Strategy Innovation

Furniture 3D Models in Games and Google Earth

by on 10 September, 2006 - 06:09

by: Ilya Vedrashko

I wrote before about Google Earth and SL-like games becoming increasingly alike. Here's a nice illustration.

An Ikea bed model for Sims 2.

An Ikea bed model for Sketch-up and Google Earth (gEarth?).

Here's an Ikea table for Second Life itself.

Also, a video of a project "named 3D IKEA Manual [that] aims to show the potential of augmented reality (AR) in domestic use".

Original Post: http://www.vedrashko.com/advertising/2006/09/furniture-3d-models-in-games-and.html

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