3D has been around a long time, but it hasn’t been very good until recently. I remember getting 3D glasses for movies as a kid, and it was kind of cool, but the novelty wears off pretty quickly. The real future of 3D is in renderings and modeling. And that’s what El Segundo, CA based CyberCity 3D is doing. They are a “3D geospatial modeling company specializing in the generation, distribution, analysis and visualization of reality-based 3D city, facility and infrastructure models.” That may sound kind of techie, and it is, but this stuff isn’t just for architects and engineers. CyberCity 3D is putting their venture capital funding to use by taking a “a special focus on 3D web publishing and advertising for residential and commercial real estate, apartment rentals, travel destinations, government agencies, and geographic information systems (GIS).”
What CyberCity 3D does is really cool. You kind of need to look at their case studies to get it, but I’ll try to explain it. One of CyberCity 3D’s offerings is enabling you to have your building stand up in 3D on Google Earth. That means that while everything else is flat, people see your building in all it’s glory. It may not make sense for your parent’s house, but if you’re trying to sell a major building (yeah, that’s not you), it’s probably worth considering. CyberCity 3D currently has 3 internship offerings – Government Sector Analyst, Software Applications Engineer, and GIS – which you can find more about here. All of the internships are 20 hours a week and paid $9 an hour. These internships sound awesome, so check them out and apply by sending a cover letter and resume to jobs@cybercity3d.com.
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