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Futuristic giant 3D cat appears over Tokyo billboard By Austin Williams A giant three-dimensional cat appeared on a large billboard in Tokyo, Japan. TOKYO - A person in Japan captured the surreal moment on video when a three-dimensional cat appeared on a large billboard in Tokyo. The realistic cat comes to life on the advertising board just outside of the busy Shinjuku train station, looking at commuters below The display was not due to officially launch until July 12 but had gotten the attention of passersby during testing.  For anyone unable to see the cat in person, Cross Space, the compa...

07 July 2021, 12:07 pm A giant 3D cat just popped up on a billboard in Tokyo's Shinjuku district, and it's got a lot of people talking. Called "Shinjuku Cross Vision," the giant 3D cat looks down on humans (as a cat should) from atop the east exit of the Shinjuku Metro station, reports DesignBoom. It is projected on a massive 4K LED screen that works for around 18 hours a day, which can project the 3D image of the cat from a certain viewing point. 今日の15時半ごろに現地で撮られた映像です。雑踏が思いのほかうるさいので、声の大きさは調整しなきゃ。...

Written by Megan C. Hills, CNN A gigantic 3D cat has appeared on a billboard in Tokyo, where it looms playfully over one of the city's busiest railway stations. Shown between advertisements, the hyper-realistic feline comes to life on a 1,664-square-foot curved LED screen in the Shinjuku district. The 4K-resolution display shows the cat walking around high above the Japanese capital as it audibly meows. Airing between 7 a.m. and 1 a.m., the video changes throughout the day. The calico cat is first startled awake in the morning, and by the afternoon it can be seen standing up and meowing at p...

The New York Times finally gets around to running an obituary for James Flynn, the most important leftist intelligence researcher of the last half century, who died December 11 of the last year. Similarly, it took the Times a long time to print an Arthur Jensen obituary. Unlike Jensen’s, however, now that this one is finally here, it’s pretty good: A philosopher who moved into psychology and studied I.Q., he showed that as society grows more technical, human intellectual abilities expand to meet the challenge. James R. Flynn in 2016. His research helped discredit the theory that differe...