论文信息 - Interactive 3D Graphics for Cancer Modelling

Interactive 3D Graphics for Cancer Modelling

Using 3D graphics technology to rich traditional chart presentation will make presentations carry more information and easier be understood by audiences. The paper discusses making 3D presentation easer to use and more reusable by unprofessional people, the structure that 3D models are organized in a scene, and the 3D scene takes data from database tables by data interfaces.

Sabin Tabirca | Mark Tangney | Yin Jie Chen

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