The vive actually shows you where the walls are (they appear as a transparent grid in VR), but obviously she was going too fast.

Interesting story here
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/05/06/a-matrix-moment-with-the-vive

*quality use of VR technology, and not one I'd ever think of! The details and realism are pretty amazing.

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These things always drive me crazy watching the cables trail behind them and get tangled under their feet. You're spending all that cash on a VR setup, you can't hang a hook or a pulley from your ceiling?

Ah, that's great how every one is afraid of getting hit in the shins by the sliding furniture.

It kind of makes me think that whole vive lighthouse setup is the way to go with VR. I guess I'll just wait until I have a bigger house.

Man... I can't wait to get my hands on an Oculus or Vive Vr, and crap my pants.

Too bad I don't have enough money for either of them, but maybe I can start buying adult diapers.

this is why VR died in the 90s

That was pretty sweet.
So many big players in VR ...its gonna blow our minds.

And out come the luddites....

"Help! Save our children from that awful technology!"

FFS, this is awesome. Would be even MORE awesome with a VR headset.

Mark my words:
VR's going to be a helluva drug.

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This.. this on vr/google cardboard would rock. This looks like the many FPS movies we've seen but on a more hollywood level. And with VR out this year it is right on time.

Add stereo cameras, broadcast it online in VR with controls in my hand to switch between vehicles...then make easily accessible via some mainstream media outlet and I guarantee you I will watch that.

Hmmm.....
Thinking about my previous comment, I wonder if this is a good problem for VR therapy. If a therapist could let a patient virtually jump and gain that realization that their problems are either solvable or meaningless, it just might turn their lives around instantly.....or it might just desensitize them from the fear of jumping.
Hmmmm.....

I thought this was going to be terrible, but then he commented on how he draws the characters life-size when in VR, and that was an unexpected detail, so I kept watching.
Then he said "Making art in three-dimensional space is an entirely new way of thinking for any artist", and it became terrible again.

Every artist thinks in 3D space, things only get 2D when you translate to pen to paper. Drawing is just sculpting a flat surface.