David Glenn: 3D Computer Graphics Simulation and Tool Development: originally doing primarily work in the development of realistic human figures that work in real time for the US ARMY. Currently contracted to U.S. Department of Defense office of the NAVY. Currently Working: on 3D simulation visualization project for Top Gun training school and development of High Accuracy Terrain and model tools using Open Scene Graph. Also developing a cost effective 3D visualization modeling tool for use in the entertainment industry. David currently works through a DOD contracting company on all DOD related projects. David has also worked briefly in the gaming industry for Cornered Rat Software on a figure dynamics tool and figure logic elements for the game WWII On-Line. David has been working in 3D Computer Graphics for over 15 years in industry and as a student stating in 1993 at Cal State San Bernardino in there SGI computer lab - First such Computer Graphics lab in the Cal State System. David spends some of his free time on CG art projects and learning about accent culture. David also likes to hike in the Mojave.
This is no surprise to me given what I saw at the OpenGL BOF at SIGGRAPH. From what I heard, stem actually ran faster using GLSL over the DirectX version. For me, its a validation of what I always believed that Linux is not a bad platform at all for ...
Allot of people in this industry have very good gaming sense and the resources to execute a game, but the business end is at low end of the totem pole. In the company I worked for, the only guy that handled the business affairs of the company was not really ...
Like Video killed the Radio Star, Facebook and the phone/iPad app has killed off the consoles - add a taste of a very bad economy and Wala r n r nNote: there might be some hope with the PS:Veta but it might be too little to late
This, I see is a necessary move to make Sony Computer Entertainment stronger in the face of a changing marketplace. I wish them success durring this transition
