Visualization of polyhedra in Grid of Life symbol with Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in A-frame
author: Paulo Henrique Siqueira - Universidade Federal do Paraná
contact: paulohscwb@gmail.com
versão em português
Grid of life and Archimedean and Catalan convex hulls
The symbol of the Grid of Life, also called tetrahedron 64, contrasts the Star Tetrahedron with the Flower of Life. We have 64 tetrahedra that form the Grid of Life symbol, which can be overlayed on the Flower of Life symbol, with the circles symbolizing the vastness of space and the interconnected lines indicating where space converges over time.
This work shows Archimedean and Catalan convex hulls inscribed or circumscribed in the symbol of the Grid of Life, with views that can be accessed with Augmented Reality resources and also in immersive Virtual Reality rooms.
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Immersive room
Augmented Reality
To view Sacred Geometry symbols in AR, simply visit the pages indicated in the 3D solid models using any browser with a webcam device (smartphone, tablet or notebook).
Access to the VR pages is done by clicking on the blue circle that appears on top of the marker.
3D models
1. Joined cuboctahedron
The Archimedes cuboctahedron represents the Energy Vector of Equilibrium. The cuboctahedron corresponds to the seventh circumference of the Seed of Life symbol and the vertices of this solid appear overlapping or in correspondence with some intersections of the Grid of Life symbol lines.
2. Joined rhombicuboctahedron
Much of the fascination of the Grid of Life symbol comes from the number 64, which appears recurrently in nature, constructions and mysticism. A joined rhombicuboctahedron can be inscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
3. Joined snub cube
Some examples that we can cite are: in computing, where the number of 64 bits of memory is essential; in the classic games of chess or checkers, which have 64 squares on their boards; or in sacred texts of Hinduism, which references 64 tantras. A joined snub cube can be inscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
4. Joined truncated cube
Much of the fascination of the Grid of Life symbol comes from the number 64, which appears recurrently in nature, constructions and mysticism. A joined truncated cube can be inscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
5. Joined truncated cuboctahedron
Some examples that we can cite are: in computing, where the number of 64 bits of memory is essential; in the classic games of chess or checkers, which have 64 squares on their boards; or in sacred texts of Hinduism, which references 64 tantras. A joined truncated cuboctahedron can be circumscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
6. Joined truncated octahedron
Much of the fascination of the Grid of Life symbol comes from the number 64, which appears recurrently in nature, constructions and mysticism. A joined truncated octahedron can be inscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
7. Joined truncated tetrahedron
Some examples that we can cite are: in computing, where the number of 64 bits of memory is essential; in the classic games of chess or checkers, which have 64 squares on their boards; or in sacred texts of Hinduism, which references 64 tantras. A joined truncated tetrahedron can be inscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
8. Joined truncated stellated tetrahedron
Much of the fascination of the Grid of Life symbol comes from the number 64, which appears recurrently in nature, constructions and mysticism. A joined truncated stellated tetrahedron can be inscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
9. Joined truncated tetrahedron fractal
Some examples that we can cite are: in computing, where the number of 64 bits of memory is essential; in the classic games of chess or checkers, which have 64 squares on their boards; or in sacred texts of Hinduism, which references 64 tantras. A joined truncated tetrahedron can be inscribed in the Grid of Life symbol.
Grid of life and Archimedean and Catalan convex hulls: Visualization of symbols with Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality” by Paulo Henrique Siqueira is licensed with a license Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International.
How to cite this work:
Siqueira, P.H., "Grid of life and Archimedean and Catalan convex hulls: Visualization of symbols with Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality". Available in: <https://paulohscwb.github.io/grid-of-life/joined/>, April 2025.
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