Take a look at this video from MIT Media Lab that shows the future of integrated micro-projectors as part of an augmented reality infrastructure. Pretty awesome stuff.
Ben, It would be imo a great idea to put these folks on the short list for first to market picoP. BTW could you tell or guess what brand of pico they were using?
Yeah, it's cool, but I want to have all that data for my eyes only scanned directly to my retina (Color EyeWear). But yeah, it shows what the potential can be (what I've been predicting for at least the last 14 years). I've sent in my two-bits worth to the TED people suggesting they devote a whole conference to augmented reality. What do y'all think? I would love to hear you give an 18-minute spiel, Ben!
Hi Ben, This is very exciting stuff considering the new Microsoft announcement on "Project Natal". Would there be any way to incorporate the Microvision PicoP with this? See info at http://xbox-natal.blogspot.com/
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hi Ben,
ReplyDeletethanks for posting this. i see a lot of application for our picoP engine in this sixth-sense future presented.
will we see a wearable display prototype from microvision soon?
thanks.
Frank
Ben,
ReplyDeleteIt would be imo a great idea to put these folks on the short list for first to market picoP. BTW could you tell or guess what brand of pico they were using?
Yeah, it's cool, but I want to have all that data for my eyes only scanned directly to my retina (Color EyeWear). But yeah, it shows what the potential can be (what I've been predicting for at least the last 14 years). I've sent in my two-bits worth to the TED people suggesting they devote a whole conference to augmented reality. What do y'all think? I would love to hear you give an 18-minute spiel, Ben!
ReplyDeleteHi Ben,
ReplyDeleteThis is very exciting stuff considering the new Microsoft announcement on "Project Natal".
Would there be any way to incorporate the Microvision PicoP with this? See info at http://xbox-natal.blogspot.com/