Opera's WebGL Tech Demo: Odin

Opera has created an impressive WebGL demo called Odin which they describe as:

Odin is a demo created to showcase what you can do with WebGL and hopefully inspire people to create great content for the web. It uses collada as a source format and aims to be able to read both COLLADA directly as well as a run-time format created from COLLADA suitable for releases.

The Code for Odin is on Github and the demo can can be viewed by clicking on the image below (warning: it’s pretty processor intensive)


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