This is what future textbooks could look like
This is what future textbooks could look like: A guy used Claude Opus 5.5 and Three.js to turn a regular static physics textbook into a full-fledged interactive 3D learning environment. Now physical phenomena can be not just read and viewed in pictures, but literally…
- 01.This is what future textbooks could look like: A guy used Claude Opus 5.5 and Three.js to turn a regular static physics textbook into a full-fledged interactive 3D learning environment
- 02.Now physical phenomena can be not just read and viewed in pictures, but literally…
Так могут выглядеть учебники будущего: Парень при помощи Claude Opus 5.5 и Three.js превратил обычный статичный учебник по физике в полноценную интерактивную 3D-среду для обучения. Теперь физические явления можно не просто читать и рассматривать на картинках, а буквально исследовать самому. Представьте, если бы так выглядело больше учебников. 😸 https://iamtechartist.com/every-joule/
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