Luna Tech Designs builds 3D guide to Woodward Ave
It’s the future. No need to get out of the car to scout land for development when 3-D models are being created. And that’s what Plymouth-based Lun Tech Designs have done for Woodward. All we need now are flying cars. Excerpt: Plymouth-based Luna Tech Designs has partnered with the Woodward Avenue Action Association (WA3) to provide an online three-dimensional virtual globe application, using Google Earth, to help promote development, existing businesses and amenities along the entire 21 mile stretch of Woodward Avenue from Detroit to Pontiac. The virtual globe application, or LunaGlobe, will take visitors on the WA3 Web site along a 3-D virtual tour of Woodward Avenue, giving them interactive opportunities to explore the rich heritage of this designated National Scenic Byway, as well as locate shops and restaurants along the way.Read the entire article here.
It’s the future. No need to get out of the car to scout land for development when 3-D models are being created. And that’s what Plymouth-based Lun Tech Designs have done for Woodward. All we need now are flying cars.
Excerpt:
Plymouth-based Luna Tech Designs has partnered with the Woodward Avenue Action Association (WA3) to provide an online three-dimensional virtual globe application, using Google Earth, to help promote development, existing businesses and amenities along the entire 21 mile stretch of Woodward Avenue from Detroit to Pontiac.
The virtual globe application, or LunaGlobe, will take visitors on the WA3 Web site along a 3-D virtual tour of Woodward Avenue, giving them interactive opportunities to explore the rich heritage of this designated National Scenic Byway, as well as locate shops and restaurants along the way.
Read the entire article here.
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