No idea, but it put this in the Javascript Console...
Recommended listening:
http://youtu.be/AjzcdvF3gDc?t=3m48s
http://youtu.be/mGF_0AcHaGs
http://youtu.be/kn6-c223DUU
http://youtu.be/eF-4Cr9Iy_8
edit: further investigation looks like they're using http://threejs.org loading a COLLADA-format file (that can even be QuickLooked on my Mac somehow) http://images.businessweek.com/graphics/airbus-a350-3d-graph...
Re:How Airbus is debugging the A350
by jonalmeida on Monday February 17, 2014 @02:25PM
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I love easter eggs like this. I'm going to start checking the JS console for every website from now on..
OS X has had OpenCOLLADA built into QuickLook (as well as Preview) for a few years now.
That said, it can still be fussy with many scenes.
Here is the script of the 3D scene (not minified) http://images.businessweek.com/graphics/airbus-a350-3d-graph...
Re:How Airbus is debugging the A350
by tophtucker on Tuesday February 18, 2014 @02:05PM
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Hi, I made this. (The page, not the model.) Y'all basically figured it out. Three.js atop WebGL, and here's the Collada loader: https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/wiki/Using-SketchUp-Model...
A small thing, but hugely gratifying that kalleboo found the recommended listening.
Re:How Airbus is debugging the A350
by ninjazee124 on Monday February 17, 2014 @02:02PM
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To answer my own question, looks like they are using three.js as described here to load the Collada/DAE file.
http://images.businessweek.com/graphics/airbus-a350-3d-graph...
How did they go from the Trimble/Sketchup A350 model to showing the model in the browser in "3D"?