Autodesk Design Center - a gallery of innovation

The 16,500-square-foot Gallery, is the first space in the San Francisco Bay Area dedicated to the spirit of design innovation with over 20 exhibits. These include a small model of the California Academy of Sciences, a full sized Ford Shelby GT500, model of the Cathedral of Christ the Light, a huge Lego dinosaur, and the $100 laptop.


I have been to the Gallery several times for design industry events and wanted to share some of the cool technology the Design Center showcases. Here are some videos I took from my past trips.
Interactive 3D Magic Mirror Exhibit
Virtual Cinematography Exhibit
Augmented Reality Exhibit
Touchscreen Exhibit
I look forward to returning to follow up on the curator's offer of meeting the engineers of the center's Augmented Reality and Interactive 3D exhibits. For those in the city that are into 3D or just want to experience cool technology, or look at innovative design, visit the Autodesk Design Center. It is open to the public on the first Wednesday of each month from 1 to 5 p.m.
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