This guy is amazing, as is his work on projectors....
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 14:50, Reply)
I will pay this man to help me design my house.
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 14:56, Reply)
I realy hope someone makes him rich.
I bet where he works is really really fun.
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 14:58, Reply)
It'll be incredible once they get to real-time updating.
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 15:04, Reply)
that would mean you could just piggyback the calibration constantly along with the visual content.
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 15:08, Reply)
where a continious calibration check is being projected simultaneously to the display.
or summin...
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 15:11, Reply)
The crazy thing is that video is nearly 2 years old - I wonder what madness he is working on now!?!
I set up his '3d' display at work once - you have a wiimote on top of your tv, and then you hold the wii sensor bar up to your head and as you move side to side and up and down it adjust the on screen image so that it appears you are looking through a window and the scene outside is changing depending on how you move.
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 15:35, Reply)
www.b3ta.com/links/Interesting_and_amazing_home_job_of_3D_VR_simulation is what we set up...
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 15:44, Reply)
but i can't maniplulate time and space like Hiro...
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 16:24, Reply)
This 4 sensor version is only useful where the projection screen is safely within the cone of projection, i.e. small, which will mean you are throwing away resolution.
Also the scaling in the software will have to be pretty botty-kicking to deal with motion graphics.
Really good though, the 2 projector thing could save hire companies days!
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 16:34, Reply)
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 19:42, Reply)
He's now an official procrastineer at Microsoft.
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 19:55, Reply)
i can see some great applications for it, you could even use it for solar power applications to quickly callibrate mirror angles etc. in order to direct light to a central turbine.
(, Mon 22 Dec 2008, 19:57, Reply)