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Tag Archives: ball
The Immersive Cocoon
Heh, this is like Sphere, but not as scary.
Chop Cup: a short film with a distorted reality
A game of follow the ball with a unique twist. This was made by weareom.
360-degree spherical ball camera
Want your own portable Google Maps camera module? Check out this 360-degree camera ball called The Ball Camera. When it’s thrown up in the air, it uses its 36 cellphone-quality cameras to capture a spherical image and then stitches them … Continue reading
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Phil Dunphy getting repeatedly hit in the head with a ball
Phil is my 2nd favorite TV show character (my first being Ron Swanson).
Giant SpaceWarp rollercoaster setup
When I was younger, my cousins owned this toy at their house called a SpaceWarp. It was essentially a rollercoaster with a steel ball as the “car” that traveled along a plastic track held in place by black attachments. It … Continue reading