The Making of Ghost of Tsushima: Recreating 13th Century Japan
Watch Nate Fox, Creative Director for Ghost of Tsushima, discuss how the Sucker Punch team recreated 13th century Japan for the upcoming game.
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Moving Atoms: Making The World’s Smallest Movie
How did IBM researchers move all those atoms to make the world’s smallest movie? This short behind-the-scenes documentary takes you inside the lab. Meet the scientists, see how they made a movie with atoms, and find out more about their research in the field of atomic memory and data storage. See the world’s smallest movie…
Making sense of the world around you
How do you know what is happening around you? There are millions of signals and each one of them can tell us something. The challenge is not only picking them up but also understanding what they reveal and drawing the right conclusions. Visit our homepage: https://goo.gl/bWJr3i Follow Saab on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saab Follow Saab on Twitter:…
The Making of Concrete Genie: Using Creativity to Battle Bullying
Watch Brent Gocke, Project Manager for Concrete Genie, discuss how creativity is used to battle bullying in the upcoming game.
The Making of “What Color for Tomorrow?”
The making of Hanwha’s animated short film “What Color for Tomorrow?” with French filmmaker Chaïtane Conversat! We explore the stop motion animation process that goes from one-frame movements to full production. Watch the video to see how the adorable Thierry the Rabbit, Bear, and Beaver come to life! #Hanwha #SustainableSolutions #SustainableManagement #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #GreenEnergy #GreenHydrogen…
CNA Explains: What is making Indonesians so unhappy about a proposed change to elections laws?
If a change in election laws had passed, it would have paved the way for outgoing president Joko Widodo’s youngest son to run in November’s local elections. Source
Making Aviation History: X-47B Unlocks Full Potential of Unmanned Systems Capabilities
In 2013, the X-47B demonstrated the first ever carrier-based launches and recoveries by an autonomous, low-observable relevant unmanned aircraft. In April of 2015, the X-47B once again made aviation history by successfully conducting the first ever Autonomous Aerial Refueling (AAR) of an unmanned aircraft. AAR unlocks the full potential of what an unmanned surveillance, strike…
Training for Distributed Decision Making
SAIC training strategist Anne Little explores the ways …
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