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15 Comments
antsays...No audio?
fdisksays...No porn?
qruelsays...amazing !
dagsays...Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
That is so hot.
rychansays...Seeing that in real life at SIGGRAPH gave me a headache pretty quickly, unfortunately. It strobed a lot. I don't know if the projector was too slow or if the mirror speed was slightly off or irregular. But it's a very good idea.
theo47says...Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi...you're my only hope. *bzzz*
Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi...you're my only hope. *bzzz*
Gilessays...Disappointed nobody stuck their hand into the middle of the display to show how "interactive" it is.
loorissays...lol@theo.
it's awesome, but still so a new technology
skfortysays...FAAAAAAAAAAAAKEEEE!!!!
Fletchsays...Pffft... I can do the same thing with a flashlight and a shiny spoon.
loorissays...rotfl
Baquetasays...This isn't a hologram in the technical sense of the word, "3D projected image" would be more accurate...
Pointless quibbles aside, this is pretty cool tech. I was wondering how the hell you can get a "standard" graphics card to render at 5,000 fps, until I noticed that the bit depth was 1. If I just turn my settings down to 2 colours, I need never buy another graphics card again!
loorissays...what confuses me is that when you see four rectangles, they are colored.
so, at least in that frame, bit depth is at least 2 (I don't think there were more than 4 colors)
oxdottirsays...*engineering
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Engineering) - requested by oxdottir.
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