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HeIios
Sweden2523 Posts
The future is upon us, and all I have to say is "Make it so, number one." Also it's quite clear from reading how they worded it that you actually can't feel the images, but you can manipulate them. Perhaps it's possible to fool your brain though, I really don't know. | ||
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Drowsy
United States4876 Posts
On August 27 2010 09:00 Qiin wrote: Very cool, i wonder how long it will take to implement this into video games and home theaters :O It's japanese, they're going to put in porn asap. | ||
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Doctorasul
Romania1145 Posts
But the article is so vague that you can't really say for sure. It's possible there's actually no news and they're just making it sound new and awesome when it actually isn't. So either the article is misleading or it is too light on actually reporting stuff. | ||
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Qiin
Australia102 Posts
On August 27 2010 19:30 Doctorasul wrote: If you can only manipulate the images but not feel them, how is that any news? We can already manipulate images, the only difference would be the interface is gestures instead of a mouse and keyboard. But the article is so vague that you can't really say for sure. It's possible there's actually no news and they're just making it sound new and awesome when it actually isn't. So either the article is misleading or it is too light on actually reporting stuff. the article itself is pretty vague but the source is reliable. Physorg is a very good and reliable website  | ||
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Badjas
Netherlands2038 Posts
This is just interacting by hand waving gestures in the air. Perhaps in a really good resolution. It would be interesting to find out how the setup is. If users have to have a static predefined point of view for the illusion to work and how much gear would possibly be in the way. | ||
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
On August 27 2010 17:31 HeIios wrote: Also it's quite clear from reading how they worded it that you actually can't feel the images, but you can manipulate them. Perhaps it's possible to fool your brain though, I really don't know. Yeah but what about this statement, This technology could create a virtual museum where visitors, including vision-impaired people, can put their hands on valuable sculptures that are usually untouchable 1. Why would I want to touch a sculpture if I couldn't actually feel it? 2. And why would a freakin' blind person want to touch it if he can't feel it!? This article is annoying me.  | ||
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HeIios
Sweden2523 Posts
On August 27 2010 20:40 hifriend wrote: 2. And why would a freakin' blind person want to touch it if he can't feel it!? This article is annoying me. Now that's a VERY good question. If anyone can fill us in on this when they release more information, that would be fantastic. | ||
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MangoTango
United States3670 Posts
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