Robert C. Lansdale

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ABOUT ROBERT C. LANSDALE

Okino Computer Graphics focuses on the development and commercialization of 3D digital asset model \"conversion pipeline\" software, components, and solutions that streamline customer data pipelines and/or allow them to add new 3D tool capabilities to their current production environment. Providing education and further awareness is a key and vital aspect of working with Okino.Our core user base covers the MCAD/CAD, military/aerospace/automotive/government/corporate markets, the design content creation (DCC/Animation) market, high-end movie + television production, and in general any market sector that deals with professional 3D graphics and its related 2D assets well known and popular \"PolyTrans|CAD\"+\"PolyTrans|DCC+Animation\" products are the leading data translation systems with many tens of thousands of enterprise and professional companies as their prime user base. Okino pioneered the entire pipeline and concepts of cross conversion between the CAD, DCC/Animation, AR/VR and VisSim applications + file formats, well before the widespread use of PolyTrans made this commonplace.Specialties: Three simple words can describe myself:\"I am a builder\". Since age 5 I have done nothing but \"build\". Over the last 4 decades I have \"built/architected\" one of the more well known and well used software products in the 3D industry. Over my life I have come to personally build everything from a half-dozen self-designed computers, rack-mounted DSP-based music synthesis machines (still in active development), fine furniture and over 48+ years of software & hardware product design. I thrive on challenges, goals, and of course ultra-complexity. I have also actively documented the past & future history of large urban construction projects over much of the last 40 years for the reference of future generations of historians, with a primary emphasis on the design, construction & the engineering-centric social aspects of Toronto\'s CN Tower (1966 through to completion in 1976 - refer to \'rcl9 cn tower\' on Google). The preservation and curation of history has been core to my life since an early age.