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BigStage – A virtual 3D you
Really liking BigStage, It lets you create a 3D version of yourself from photographs you upload. The virtual 3D avatar can then be then be dropped into anything from computer games to TV shows.
I am yet to fully experiment the service, however, if the avatars can be exported and imported into the likes of Second Life and Google Lively we might be onto a winner!
The project has been backed and funded by the US Government and CIA, all pretty scary stuff seeing as it has been in development for nine years. I guess this is the main reason as to why the avatars are so realistic.
Go on, have a play and tell me what you think.