Python 3D Graphics for Data Science and Visualization

3D programming is not just for video games. Python provides a variety of options for rendering a 3D scene, both as a still frame or as a video sequence. These options can be used by data scientists for visualization and even augmented reality. In this video I provide an overview of some of the techniques that can be used in Python to achieve 3D rendering. These include Matplotlib, Blender, OpenGL, and even game libraries like Panda3D. Subsequent videos will explore some of these techniques in more detail.

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[rramphal]

"It's a cool utility to link together images —almost like a cartoonist — each frame into a video." — the most understated explanation of ffmpeg I've ever heard haha! Anyway, thank you for this great video!

[sbhhdp]

Here for the blender thing ;) ....let's start ASAP

[aa-xnhc]

Godot has got a language very very similar to python

[SuperGrimmy]

You can use moderngl for headless rendering easy even in docker.

[rubendebruin]

Hi Jeff, what I miss from the options are VTK and the "easy" VTK options VEDO and PyVista

[morganjones]

Thanks for the great content. I have been learning about A-frame lately and wondered if you have any suggestions for using it in combination with Flask to create Virtual Reality applications with Python, and if Blender or something similar could be used to enhance the aesthetics for a VR application.

[abderrahmanejafy]

Hi Jeff, amazing ! I m interested to do program for 3D graphic representation and calculation of Engineering, construction ...python can help with blender?

[stevedevney]

You should do more blender and skip the OpenGL

[cleanpoop]

Do you plan on purchasing the a new Nvidia graphics card?

[shaysframe]

for a sec I thought my pc was lagging WTF

[omarchouchene]

I'm working on convert 2d to 3d medical images please ken you help me