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View-Dependent Stereoscopic Projection

obiquity writes "The Augmented Reality lab is at it again with an extension of their 'smart projector' methods. In 'Enabling View-Dependent Stereoscopic Projection in Real Environments' they demonstrate a method for point-of-view dependent 3-D image projection onto almost any surface using multiple projectors for VR/AR applications. There are still several problems that need to be solved, but how far off is this technology from a holodeck type implementation?"

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  1. Very far off by jurt1235 · · Score: 1, Funny

    The objects they project can not be touched and manupulated, you can not walk in a different direction than any other person, and there is not yet a safety protocol which can be turned off so you can kill the borg with holographic bullets.

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  2. Holodeck problems by a_nonamiss · · Score: 2, Funny

    So how long until a horrible computer malfunction causes the holodeck characters to come to life and start taking people hostage?

    BTW, I wonder if such malfunctions ever happened on the holographic brothel on DS9? It wouldn't be so bad if all the hot sex-loving women came to life, would it? But no, it's always gangsters or evil dictators or Dr. Moriarty...

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  3. wha... by jasonhamilton · · Score: 2, Funny

    What's this have to do with Neo having a 20 gig hard drive in his brain?

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  4. Re:Fake fixtures by RevengeOfPoopJuggler · · Score: 2, Funny

    Or how many Road Runners we could catch with this technology.