RSS from MAÂT3Dhttp://www.maat3d.com/index.htmlBlog and News of MAÂT3D !en-gbMAÂT3DCopyright 2006 MAÂT3D2007-09-13T14:13:10+02:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Tue, 25 Mar 2008 14:24:38 +0100Apple Inc. Science ProfileMAÂT3DBlog & News2007-09-13T14:13:10+02:00http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-7http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-7MAÂT3D - Apple Science

Apple Inc. just released on their Science webpage a complete article about the work done by MAÂT3D on the egyptian mummy of the Champollion Museum from Figeac (France). Discover in exclusivity what is hidden below the wrappings of this 2000 years old egyptian mummy running a 3 minutes 3D travel around the mummy. Also, you'll learn about the technics and methods used by the MAÂT3D team to make this mummy come alive!
Go to the Apple Science Website.
Go to the Apple Profile about the mummy.
Go to see directly the video.

]]>MAÂT3D in the "Science et Vie" magazineMAÂT3DBlog & News2006-10-28T17:57:04+02:00http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-5http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-5Science et Vie

A complete press article of 6 full pages about the MAÂT3D work on the Georges-Labit Museum's egyptian mummy was just released on the "Science et Vie" magazine of November 2006. 3D modelisations, technics explanations and interviews compose this article. The "Science et Vie" magazine is the most read scientific vulgarization mag in Europe with 3.5 millions of readers. It's available in all Europe or by website purchase at www.science-et-vie.com.

]]>CT scan of the Champollion Museum's mummy!MAÂT3DBlog & News2006-10-16T15:11:09+02:00http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-4http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-4During the 12 of October, the MAÂT3D team CT scanned the egyptian mummy of the Champollion Museum at Figeac, France. With a hight precision acquisition (0.3 mm thickness) on all the mummy (1650 mm tall), we have acquired more than 8000 slices images. We also scanned 2 animal mummies (a fishcat and a bird) at a 0.3 mm thickness. Our team is working on the 3D reconstructions right now, so, more infos soon!


Egyptian mummy

]]>MAÂT3D Scientific Poster of WWDC 2006 available!MAÂT3DBlog & News2006-09-30T14:36:35+02:00http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-2http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-2Poster MAAT3D

The scientific poster exhibited by the MAÂT3D during the WWDC 2006 of Apple during August 2006 is now available for download on the Apple scientific website here : http://www.apple.com/science/poster/. The poster can also be downloaded from our website here. This poster explains the methods used by the MAÂT3D Team to reconstruct virtually the egyptian mummy of the Georges-Labit Museum in 3D using 3D volumetric imagery.

]]>First look at the Champollion Museum's mummyMAÂT3DBlog & News2006-07-07T18:22:28+02:00http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-3http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-3The MAÂT3D team discovered for the first time the next ancient artifact we will work on during the end of 2006 and the beginning of 2007, the ancient egyptian mummy of the Champollion Museum. MAÂT3D will perform a complete 3D investigation with CT scans and laser scans. More informations soon!


Champollion Museum Egyptian Mummy

]]>DVD "A body of Magic" released at the Georges-Labit MuseumMAÂT3DBlog & News2006-06-07T08:32:56+02:00http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-1http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-1DVD

Since the 29th of May, visitors of the Georges-Labit Museum of Toulouse can see the DVD about the most ancient egyptian mummy studied at this day by the last 3D visualization technics. Learn more about mummification technics used at the ages of Pharaons, take a ticket for a 3D travel in the mummy’s body and discover her original face!

]]>MAÂT3D approuved by the NLM and the NIHMAÂT3DBlog & News2006-05-21T16:29:40+02:00http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-0http://www.maat3d.com/News/news.html#unique-entry-id-0The Visible Human Project

The MAÂT3D team is now approuved by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) and the National Institute for Health (NIH) to use the Visible Human Datasets. These datasets are actually the most accurate slices datas about the human body (both male and female). This authorization will permit us to make the most accurate 3D reconstructions of the human body and to test our last large processing datas systems.

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