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Sunderland business launches a 3D world first

A young entrepreneur is making sure his business stands out with the launch of the world’s first 3D website. Saif Chaudhry brought a new dimension to Sunderland’s business portfolio when he set up one of the world’s first integrated stereoscopic 3D content and technology consultancies in the city earlier this year. The company has now launched the world’s first stereoscopic 3D website www.stereoscopic-3d.co.uk, allowing users to surf the internet in 3D using the latest generation of 3D capable HD TV sets. Saif, who has a background in 3D, launched Stereografix in March. The studio and

New academy pushes all the right buttons

YOUNG PEOPLE SET TO BENEFIT AS DIGITAL AGE LANDS IN REGIONYoungsters currently shooting for World Cup glory on the PS3’s FIFA 2010 or battling for victory on the Xbox’s Call of Duty are being given the opportunity to turn their hobby into a career. A new Digital Academy, launched this week (June 16 and 17) by Gateshead College, is set to create career opportunities for hundreds of young people in the North East and bridge the skills gap of one of the fastest growing industries in the region. The new academy will open doors to careers in the digital creative industries sector, which includes

ISO Chemie tape builds on success at major research project

ISO-Chemie’s expanding foam tape has been specified for a major research project at the University of Bath looking into the feasibility of constructing buildings from straw bales. ISO BLOCO One is being used to provide a high performance airtight, acoustic and thermal seal between the straw-filled, cassette-style building blocks used to construct the two-storey BaleHaus at Bath on the University’s campus. The BaleHaus is a research building constructed using the ModCell system to assess the use of straw as an efficient, effective and long term building material. The system utilises the

Global authentication body urges World Cup anti-counterfeiting review

Official suppliers to the FIFA World Cup are being urged to review their anti-counterfeiting plans by the International Authentication Association (IAA) following news reports that fake sports gear is swamping South Africa’s streets. Despite efforts to clampdown on counterfeit goods coming mainly from China and other Asian countries, fake jerseys and other merchandise for national teams will be, says the IAA, costing bonafide suppliers millions of dollars in lost revenue this summer. Recently, customs authorities have confiscated over $13 million worth of counterfeit football clothing while

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