kinda reminds me of the argument for putting speed detectors in your own car, you go too fast your car tickets you, but anybody that knew how or knew somebody who knew how would be disabling it, so whats the point in having them? sounds like the same thing
1) you have to have the actual object inside the device that projects it
2) its inc. yet i cant seem to buy stock in them
3) their site just screams "we did it! we made some awesome new technology! when its just a bunch of magician tricks with mirrors that they've been doing for some time now
4) this statement: "To further extend the inherent advantages of 3D images, Dimensional Media(tm) can add a tactile force feedback interface to the Hypercube 3D Display(tm) This feature allows the user to not only see 3D images but to touch and feel them as though they were real objects. This quantum leap in capability can be used to . .."
basically you have to hold something to feel the feedback, in the medical example its a pair of forceps, wheres the "quantum leap" here? its just VR with the old volumetric display we've heard about since something like july with force-feedback forceps, nothing new to see here, just a few technologies coming together under the name "Dimensional Media(tm)" and then they boast that its "radical" and "new"
i started out awed, but in the end i was upset at how stupid it is, they made it out to be something entirely new.
Well in the medical feild there's a lot of potential. they would make good stiches, they wouldnt leave scars that look so nasty
i think i also remember somebody pointing out that theyd make a really good heatsink, in theory it sounds good
then theres the nanorobots growing ever more possible
im sure millions of them out there
im pretty sure buckyballs are good as a lubricant, kinda like graphite
also i heard something about it being really explosive if you trap an oxygen molecule inside the thing
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"the proces in creating a file on your computer in order to retain data on said person to make browsing a web site more 'user-friendly'"
hook a really fast, really small computer to it with an a/v in/out to it, then hook a digital camera into the av-in (dont forget to strap it to the side of your head too), and you have succesfully integrated your desktop into your every day life. Just think of the uses, you never have to leave your desk again! you can even put a fidely (or whatever it was called) keypad in your one hand and one of those cool mouse/pointers in the other hand. who needs the real world anyways?
yeah, i cant wait to be playing q3 and have a fly buzz up and land on the screen, "damn, i cant hit that stupid thing with a rocket for the life of me, maybe i should try my rail gunn"
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kinda reminds me of the argument for putting speed detectors in your own car, you go too fast your car tickets you, but anybody that knew how or knew somebody who knew how would be disabling it, so whats the point in having them? sounds like the same thing
Just ignore the wire going from the bench to my apartment, its nothing, really!
1) you have to have the actual object inside the device that projects it ."
2) its inc. yet i cant seem to buy stock in them
3) their site just screams "we did it! we made some awesome new technology! when its just a bunch of magician tricks with mirrors that they've been doing for some time now
4) this statement: "To further extend the inherent advantages of 3D images, Dimensional Media(tm) can add a tactile force feedback interface to the Hypercube 3D Display(tm) This feature allows the user to not only see 3D images but to touch and feel them as though they were real objects. This quantum leap in capability can be used to . .
basically you have to hold something to feel the feedback, in the medical example its a pair of forceps, wheres the "quantum leap" here? its just VR with the old volumetric display we've heard about since something like july with force-feedback forceps, nothing new to see here, just a few technologies coming together under the name "Dimensional Media(tm)" and then they boast that its "radical" and "new"
i started out awed, but in the end i was upset at how stupid it is, they made it out to be something entirely new.
you want to point your browser to www.3dmedia.com
Well in the medical feild there's a lot of potential. they would make good stiches, they wouldnt leave scars that look so nasty
i think i also remember somebody pointing out that theyd make a really good heatsink, in theory it sounds good
then theres the nanorobots growing ever more possible
im sure millions of them out there
im pretty sure buckyballs are good as a lubricant, kinda like graphite also i heard something about it being really explosive if you trap an oxygen molecule inside the thing
cant they just make a nice little patch to take all the junk out for us? or do something for that matter.
patent cookies "the proces in creating a file on your computer in order to retain data on said person to make browsing a web site more 'user-friendly'"
patent the "user login"
hook a really fast, really small computer to it with an a/v in/out to it, then hook a digital camera into the av-in (dont forget to strap it to the side of your head too), and you have succesfully integrated your desktop into your every day life. Just think of the uses, you never have to leave your desk again! you can even put a fidely (or whatever it was called) keypad in your one hand and one of those cool mouse/pointers in the other hand. who needs the real world anyways?
yeah, i cant wait to be playing q3 and have a fly buzz up and land on the screen, "damn, i cant hit that stupid thing with a rocket for the life of me, maybe i should try my rail gunn"