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PARAGON: THE OVERPRIME INTRODUCES A NEW ORIGINAL HERO ADELE, RED MOON RANDOM BATTLES, AND MORE IN LATEST GAME UPDATE

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Tuesday, June 27, 2023
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This game update adds an original hero, new event mode, improvements, and more.

Key Points: 
  • This game update adds an original hero, new event mode, improvements, and more.
  • PARAGON: THE OVERPRIME is introducing a brand new, original tank hero Adele following the introduction of Maco and Zena.
  • Red Moon has also been added, a 5v5 matchmaking mode where confrontation and team battles play an important role.
  • To stay up to date with all PARAGON: THE OVERPRIME news and updates follow the official brand website , Discord , and Twitter .

High-tech 3D Scanning Helps Restore 3000-Year-Old Crushed Cultural Relics

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Thursday, June 30, 2022
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Unlike the relatively intact and delicate artifacts displayed in a museum, relics excavated in these sacrificial pits were broken and crushed.

Key Points: 
  • Unlike the relatively intact and delicate artifacts displayed in a museum, relics excavated in these sacrificial pits were broken and crushed.
  • This time, for the Sacred Tree No.3, archaeologists used 3D scanning to capture the tree's data.
  • Thanks to its ultra-high scanning rate, Scantech's metrology 3D laser scanner assisted researchers in accurately obtaining complete 3D data of relic fragments in a short amount of time.
  • The archaeology and restoration of cultural relics at the Sanxingdui Site are still in full swing.

High-tech 3D Scanning Helps Restore 3000-Year-Old Crushed Cultural Relics

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Thursday, June 30, 2022
Tree, 3D, Civilization, Sacred tree, Time, Artifact, Photography, Archaeology, Classic of Mountains and Seas, Pottery, Jewellery, 3D printing, Sanxingdui

High-tech methods for archaeology has been adopted to bring the charm of these treasure back to the public, among which 3D scanning plays an important role.

Key Points: 
  • High-tech methods for archaeology has been adopted to bring the charm of these treasure back to the public, among which 3D scanning plays an important role.
  • Unlike the relatively intact and delicate artifacts displayed in a museum, relics excavated in these sacrificial pits were broken and crushed.
  • Being severely crushed, most of the relics excavated from the sacrificial pit of Sanxingdui were broken into hundreds of pieces, making them challenging to restore.
  • The archaeology and restoration of cultural relics at the Sanxingdui Site are still in full swing.

Webinar: Vivian Loftness to Speak on "Environmental Surfing"

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Thursday, August 19, 2021
Social, Building Research Establishment, National, Architecture, Pennsylvania, University, Internet, Transport, Nature, Leadership, GLOBE, Carnegie Mellon University, Climate, Biophysical environment, Lighting, MIT, Board of directors, EST, American Institute of Architecture Students, DOE, Sacred tree, Comfort, Master, Lofts at Cherokee Studios, Health, EPA, Award, Student, FAIA, Board, LEED, Carbon, USGBC, Green building council, AIA, Digital, Green Builder Media, National Academy of Sciences, Housing, American Institute, Help Us Green, NESEA, Water, Hugh Campbell Distinguished Leadership Award, National academy, Renewable energy, Civil engineering

Like surfing, housing design can essentially use nature's unique forces to do the work for you.

Key Points: 
  • Like surfing, housing design can essentially use nature's unique forces to do the work for you.
  • Vivian Loftness, an internationally recognized author, educator, and thought leader, takes this concept to a new level, introducing "Environmental Surfing" for buildings.
  • Vivian Loftness, FAIA, LEED, Design Futures and NIBS Fellow, is Paul Mellon Chair and University Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.
  • Vivian Loftness has a Bachelor of Science and a Master's of Architecture from MIT.