Toto Tvalavadze

Research · Ambient Computing · 001

Starting a working twin of the Rome studio

I’ve started the practical side of this stream: a studio environment system for Project Humane, built in and for our studio in Rome. The project is called Studio Humane.

The first step is a virtual copy of the studio: a 3D model accurate enough to point at a single drawer. With it I want to find out how useful such a twin really is, and how much of the studio I can run through displays, voice, macropads, and small tools spread around the room, so the studio becomes a more pleasant and more useful place to work.

The twin in its browser viewer: the whole studio in cutaway, then the Lab, the Study, and the Darkroom.

A Blender script generates the model, which is exported as a GLB and shown in a browser viewer that runs offline from a single file.