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JANUS HEALTH AR IPAD APP

Vaylian Studios accepted the exciting challenge of building a first-ever Augmented Reality teeth previewing app for the Dental Industry. The Janus Health AR App was designed exclusively for the latest version of the iPad Pro, to allow for full facial recognition and scanning. This allows the App to virtually place fully 3D teeth models directly onto the face of the App User, for a live-streaming real time pre-visualization of dental restorations. This allows Dentists to share a competent visualization of what their patients will look like after the dental procedure has been completed, during the consultation phase! Now patients that have missing or severely damaged teeth can INSTANTLY see what their new veneers or implants will look like before they commit to the dental work.

The software lets patients try on a variety of smile styles. Dentists and patients can easily adjust the shade, lip line and color of the teeth. The App utilizes the iPad’s infrared facial tracking to generate complete 3-dimensional sets of teeth that conform to each patient’s unique features. This enables the 3D “implants” to move with the patient’s head and articulate with their jaw – making for the most dynamic example of dental pre-viz software ever released.

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FORD

Captured in full 360º for the first time ever, is the journey of a stock 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor for the Baja 1000.

To capture this race, production lasted over 50 straight hours. Filming lasted through the pre-race, the entire 1000-mile trek, and even after the event ended. Just as the racers endured no sleep, so did the film crew.

Over twenty cameras were installed and running during key parts of the race, along with environment capture from 360º drone footage and spatial photogrammetry. Preparations for such an ambitious project involved photo scanning both the truck's interior and exterior, to support an involved post-production workflow of compositing, rotoscoping, and visual effects.

To bring the vibrant night-scapes to life, a layered process of capturing scenes with multiple exposures, all taken at the same time, was applied. For the viewer, this means seeing bright starry night skies, coupled with properly exposed race vehicles.

Ford "Born to Baja"

Ford "Born to Baja"

Ford "Born to Baja"