Hooke's compound microscope and his famous flea, based on Micrographia (1665). #WebXR Three.js

@mrdoob @threejs Wow so good

@NikLever @threejs So cool! :)

@threejs WoWWWWW

@threejs Wow 🤯

@threejs Do you have a link? This looks awesome!

@threejs Procedural reconstructions of historical instruments in WebXR is a genre we didn't know we needed. Micrographia to a writing ball, what's next on the list.

@threejs too good

@threejs a 1665 flea in webxr is peak internet

@threejs Rendering it in that engraved line style is the right call. It looks like the plate from the book learned to turn around.

@threejs Wow, I don't know much WebXR, but I think the Malling Hanse Writing Ball is cooler than a mechanical keyboard.

@threejs so where is Dr. Hooke? i doubt he was the bug.

@threejs oh the flea from Micrographia, in 3d now

@threejs micrographia in webxr is such a good pick, that flea is iconic

@threejs That jump to flea is awesome. Reflects the idea of magnifying.

@threejs supercool!

@threejs I love this dude!!!

@threejs line-art hands holding the flea