About: I am currently playing a role of product designer/product owner for a highly visual enterprise platform, with the experience in UX design as well as some hands on understanding of AR/Unity3d (POCs)
that interface looks really useful, is there anyway I could get my hands on something like that.
It'll be of even greater benefit if you can describe the process of building that interface.
edit: nevermind I read the comments down the thread
"I don't know how the coordinates were defined for the 900 images" this is what got me curious is it some manual work or some highly sophisticated image processing and machine learning setup ? (highly unlikely)
I used to work for Hollywood visual effects. Over the span of many years I have tried almost all the software out there and I find Blender very powerful but my personal favorite is a software named Houdini* (not free but you do get apprentice version).
The core methodology Houdini is built on is for creating procedural systems for everything which i think is of more relevance for this community.
Do check it out, I am sure members of this community can put it to use for the things not even their creators would have imagined.
Remote : Would be nice
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies/Skills : UX, Product Design, Product Management
Résumé/CV: : https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikasnagpal/
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