Managing your inbox is a never-ending task, which is why we should seek to simplify it as much as possible. When emails pile up, you start overthinking what you need to do—I know I do, anyway. But if ...

Abstract: Odometry is a crucial technology for the autonomous positioning of intelligent vehicles. While estimating the odometry from LiDAR and cameras has progressed recently, it remains to be seen ...

Maxon released Cinema 4D 2026.1 on 3 December 2025 as part of the Maxon One December update. The version expands the unified simulation framework, enhances MoGraph placement tools, improves ...

Contains the official code examples for the Cinema 4D C++ API. The provided code examples are identical to the ones shipped with the Cinema 4D C++ SDK. See our Cinema 4D C++ API Documentation for ...

If you've invested in one of the best OLED TVs or best projectors, you'd be doing yourself (and your new purchase) a disservice if you're not pairing it with an equally cinematic sound system.

In my years using and testing the best cinema cameras, I’ve come to appreciate just how different they are from standard mirrorless models. Their specs may seem superficially similar, but cinema ...

Abstract: Superpixel segmentation of 2D images has been widely used in many computer vision tasks. Previous algorithms model the color, position, or higher spectral information for segmenting a 2D ...

Bubsy 4D has taken me by surprise. Though I grew up gaming through the '90s and playing a lot of platformers, this bobcat never grabbed me, his maligned jump into 3D doing him no favors. Which is why ...

Let’s get one thing out of the way: I hate Bubsy. Not Bubsy 4D, the interesting, vibrant game I’m actually previewing here, but rather Bubsy himself, the mangy, atrocious feline, a poisonous product ...

Publisher Atari and developer Fabraz have announced Bubsy 4D for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG). A release date was not ...

Bubsy the Bobcat, star of the eponymous, oft-derided Bubsy series of hit-or-miss platforming games, is back in a new adventure called Bubsy 4D. Publisher Atari and developer Fabraz, known for the ...

You know, Bubsy, the talking orange bobcat mascot from the 90s? He's back, with a new 3D game developed by indie studio Fabraz and published by Atari. It's called Bubsy 4D, and it's Bubsy's first 3D ...