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Rube Goldberg Machine - How to open your door
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Zero Punctuation: Splinter Cell: Conviction
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Zero Punctuation - Lollipop Chainsaw
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Freeman's Mind-A complete YouTube playList with 68 episodes!
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Darren Aronofskys Noah - a discussion
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PETRA:People for the Ethical Treatment of Robotic Animals
The possibility of robot abuse is actually being taken quite seriously. Psychologists are studying it. Governments are drafting laws about it.
http://www.idemployee.id.tue.nl/j.hu/publications/2008-IS-ExploringTheAbuseOfRobots/
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/03/070316-robot-ethics.html
The Daily Show - Anne Hathaway (Jan 21 2015)
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Pixel
I see no reason it couldn't be done right now.
Once you have the dancers position the rendering is pretty trivial.
Getting the dancers position with a Kinect is certainly doable... I'm not sure how well the Kinect would cope with multiple people in that lighting environment, but you could certainly rig the dancers with invisible IR emitters and track that.
It's simply a matter of cost.
edit: technical info on how it was actually done
http://vezerapp.hu/blog/project-showcase-pixel/
When will this tech progress enough that they can render the effects in real time, using something like Xbox motion tracking to keep track of the dancers/props and have them actually effect the projections in real time, rather than projecting a pre-rendered 'movie' that they try to keep pace with and their place in? It would erase all the lag created when the dancers are 1/4 second off, or 3 inches out of place. That would go a long way towards creating suspension of disbelief for many, and sharpen up the performance immensely. Then we can have things like the bioluminescent forest done on stage with moving objects...like Avatar in theater form.
I love what they do with it, I just want to see it progress...and fast!
Thundercats -=- Robot Chicken
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NASCAR coach reveals winning secret
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The Great Console Race
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The Legend of Neil - episode 1
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No, THIS is the lowest flying pass ever (flag pickup)
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What ants teach us about the brain, cancer and the Internet
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April Fail 2014!
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