Ever read “1984”? We’re a little behind schedule.
Wow, at the end of the VR demo she’s literally shaking like a leaf!
On YOUTUBE you can find a lot of travel videos. Some are just people with camera that walk down a city street (like in Paris or London). Some are even 360 so you can turn and look at your surroundings.
I think something like Googles Street view in 3D would be nice. To be able to visit anywhere in the world and get a feeling on what it is like is something I would enjoy.
Today with Google street view and Youtube videos I have travel to many places I would not be able to see otherwise (I have also used them to plan vacations here in the US).
Of as others have pointed out, it will be the ADULT ENTERTAINMENT industry that will drive 3D technology.
(Oh, the developers can leave out SMELL-O-VISION on the travel videos ;)
Renata needs a few lessons on conserving ammo.
JMHo
I’ve dabbled in VR for decades. Fantastic concepts, very immersive & engaging. It will need a “killer app”, affordable pricing, and market penetration - all coming together soon. Google’s “cardboard” project is a great step, using what people already have; pity developers seem behind the curve.
How stupid! You do something like that and it scares you until you have a heart attack and die! Wonder how high her blood pressure was at the end?
How stupid! You do something like that and it scares you until you have a heart attack and die! Wonder how high her blood pressure was at the end?
Check out her VR “shaking” gun hand at the 3:00 mark...mirrored her shaking hand in real time.
Had my heart pumping a little.
Kramer: You scream good.
Chelsea: You too!
it’s very encouraging [sic] for the future.
Wait until this is merged into porn, and people just stay inside all day long, even more than now.
“Wild Palms” by Oliver Stone foresaw this a generation ago, when personal computers were in their infancy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Palms
It must be nice to be so easily amused. As long as I know it’s a game, I simply can’t see these things as anything more than a computer game. For now, I’ll stick with Scrabble and chess.