OMG this is amazing.

[Andy_con]

its on my xmas list!!!

http://www.youtube.com/jp.swf?video...efault.jpg&t=OEgsToPDskJZDk1Au__OAm9ARIuuYsqh

 

[Clart]

thats some clever shizzle

 

[Andy_con]

sure is, i wonder if they sell them in argos

 

[The Hoff]

Cleverly done, but it's useless 'technology', there's practically nothing you can actually do with it, especially as you require high speed spinning mirrors everywhere.

 

[Lagerlout]

That's fantastic. The rate technology advances scares me. lol

I'd love to see the sorts of stuff the military have hidden away in their R&D depts.

 

[clio__chris]

i guess they could eventually make mini hologramic projections of stuff/someone......... the bit at the end with the running man looks quite impressive

 

[cava83]

Not quite, think about it in the larger scale, specially in terms of medicine and further aspects.

For instance Full body images could be reproduced to model the human body and train people as it's a full 3d replication that can be viewed in any angles.

Cleverly done, but it's useless 'technology', there's practically nothing you can actually do with it, especially as you require high speed spinning mirrors everywhere.

 

[Andy_con]

also it looks f**king awesome!

 

[The Hoff]

I really didn't think it was important tbh. Much prefer augmented reality style work, completely different field but much more useful:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8Eycccww6k

 

[The Hoff]

Not quite, think about it in the larger scale, specially in terms of medicine and further aspects.

For instance Full body images could be reproduced to model the human body and train people as it's a full 3d replication that can be viewed in any angles.

That can be done on a PC though easily enough, or via the method I posted. Also the fact it uses high speed mirrors means it's pretty much useless for touching and interacting with.

Just can't get my head around it purpose.

 

[cava83]

The idea is great, however as you state, the mirrors are the bummer part, no direct contact with the image is possible.

You are quiet right

Not quite, think about it in the larger scale, specially in terms of medicine and further aspects.

For instance Full body images could be reproduced to model the human body and train people as it's a full 3d replication that can be viewed in any angles.

That can be done on a PC though easily enough, or via the method I posted. Also the fact it uses high speed mirrors means it's pretty much useless for touching and interacting with.

Just can't get my head around it purpose.

 

[KDF]

sure is, i wonder if they sell them in argos

Nah, just been in .. they told me to f**k off.. then as I was leaving through the doors I thought I heard them say.. "GEEEK !"


:rasp:

 

[172.com]

sure is, i wonder if they sell them in argos

Nah, just been in .. they told me to f**k off.. then as I was leaving through the doors I thought I heard them say.. "GEEEK !"


:rasp:

I hope you replied "Chaaaaavs"

 

[Andy_con]

hahaha how funny