3D
/ˌθriː-diː/
n. “The perception or representation of objects with depth, height, and width.”
3D, short for three-dimensional, refers to any object, environment, or representation that has length, width, and depth, allowing for realistic perception of volume and space. In computing and media, 3D is widely used in graphics, modeling, printing, and animation to create lifelike visuals and immersive experiences.
Key characteristics of 3D include:
Looker
/ˈlʊk-ər/
n. “See the numbers, tell the story.”
Looker is a business intelligence (BI) and data analytics platform designed to turn raw data into actionable insights. It connects to databases, warehouses, and data lakes — for example, BigQuery, Cloud Storage, or SQL Server — allowing users to explore, visualize, and share data across organizations.