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The applications are just insane to consider. every aspect of life can be effected here, from teaching and medical, to gaming, home decorating, virtual vacations, hell, you can have a virtual nightclub in your room, have your favorite singer in your bedroom singing to "you", etc.
originally posted by: Aleister
a reply to: SaturnFX
Good propaganda vid, but how close to the video will the product be? It seems like the video is a "this is what it will look like in 10 years" prophecy. Or am I totally wrong and showing my nontech credentials?
But in any hologramic environment, porn will be the Royal Flush, the checkmate, the elephant in the room. Yet the video doesn't even touch it (pun intended).
originally posted by: funkadeliaaaa
a reply to: SaturnFX
Impressive....Woah i just had a crazy vision /idea ....any good a programming these kinds of tool's?
originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: SaturnFX
The applications are just insane to consider. every aspect of life can be effected here, from teaching and medical, to gaming, home decorating, virtual vacations, hell, you can have a virtual nightclub in your room, have your favorite singer in your bedroom singing to "you", etc.
Augmented reality and 3D printing are two technologies whose eventual importance is almost impossible to overstate. Once they've come into widespread daily use we'll wonder how we lived without them in the first place.
originally posted by: Answer
You're seeing the future of pornography right here, folks.
Project HoloLens’ key achievement—realistic holograms—works by tricking your brain into seeing light as matter. “Ultimately, you know, you perceive the world because of light,” Kipman explains. “If I could magically turn the debugger on, we’d see photons bouncing throughout this world. Eventually they hit the back of your eyes, and through that, you reason about what the world is. You essentially hallucinate the world, or you see what your mind wants you to see."
To create Project HoloLens’ images, light particles bounce around millions of times in the so-called light engine of the device. Then the photons enter the goggles’ two lenses, where they ricochet between layers of blue, green and red glass before they reach the back of your eye. “When you get the light to be at the exact angle,” Kipman tells me, “that’s where all the magic comes in.”