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Using the infrared camera in the Wii remote and a head mounted sensor bar (two IR LEDs), you can accurately track the location of your head and render view dependent images on the screen. This effectively transforms your display into a portal to a virtual environment. The display properly reacts to head and body movement as if it were a real window creating a realistic illusion of depth and space. By Johnny Chung Lee, Carnegie Mellon University. For more information and software visit johnnylee …
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what do you mean no?
awesome
This is so cool!!!!
hes famous now!!
no…
@serebiilover12345 – I would love to build a dual camera 3-D system
- I just don’t have the faintest idea how to… LOL – We’ll leave
that to jcl5m…
A-W-S-O-M-E
No, optical gliph tracking means having a piece of hardware (like
glasses) constantly track your fovea (on your retina) to see where
your looking. Natal is motion based control two total different
concepts.
aka project natal
The tutorial for connecting wii through bluetooth drivers is 404′d.
anyone got a name on the driver used
Some link from /v/ lead me here. This is some pretty crazy shizz.
nice video
I’m just some Microsoft fan boy? PS3 can do this for sure if
XBOX360 can but they don’t. Microsoft is taking the lead on this
type of gaming.
@juggerpat that sounds cool you should do that, 3d and high def,
all at once, you could create the first vitual reality room.
with a simple tweak to a video game 1 could add 2 camera’s viewing
the scene at the same time (ie targets) from slightly different
angles (Like two eyeballs). With 2 small LCD’s mounted to the
headpiece displaying each camera’s image separately (I believe you
also have to flicker the frame-rate for the brain to accept it as a
fluid image) – you could create a simple 3-d environment to match
head movements to create the home virtual reality environment with
the same graphics as most games…
Microsoft has sort of hinted at using this technology, or parts of
it in their next xbox. They are calling it Optical Gliph Tracking
“it’s a little bit goofy” hahaah!
this kinda nice!
EPIC
fu%%%ing awesome!!
Where’s my Halo in vr? Now I’m mad at the big 3 for not doing this
yet!
I just saw this on attack of the show!!!
IT’S AWESOME!
Awesome sauce.
seriously man!!! awesome… i just saw you on g4 too