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Touchable holograms with Wiimotes

Posted Jul 20, 2010 at 12:16AM EST by Mabie A.

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Leave it to the Japanese to come up with the coolest technology. This video here shows a bunch of them scientists with Touchable Holograms. With Wiimotes, no less.

 

 

 

 

Super duper cool, yeah.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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# wow!ov3rkill 2010-07-20 02:48
just simply amazing. we're getting close to the reality of those old sci-fi movies way back when. lol. i wonder if it's legal since they used the wiimote. hopefully they won't get into any trouble with nintendo.

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# RE: Touchable holograms with WiimotesMabie A. 2010-07-20 02:56
this is super cool!!! i could totally see this in the future of gaming. not anytime soon, of course, but it's still a nice thought.

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# oh manchuck.fx 2010-07-20 03:00
we were all born too soon. This type of technology on video games would totally kick ass!

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-2 # RE: Touchable holograms with Wiimotes4e75x 2010-07-20 08:15
OMG. I'm having a nerdgasm

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-2 # Touchable HologramsPixelDragon333 2010-07-20 08:40
Cool! I also like the practical applications of this too. The Japanese really are technical wizards.

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-2 # Lolwut?Thomas7 2010-07-20 14:45
Okay um... they say they have touchable holograms. That is misleading. The video is clearly just showing a hologram that is responding to the motion of someone's hand. Now when you can create a hologram that you can actually feel, pick up, and move around in any direction... then that is a touchable hologram. This is just a fancy implementation of hologram technology with motion control technology. I hardly see any reason to really even bother reporting it. This is no real breakthrough.

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# RE: Lolwut?impact 2010-07-20 17:40
@lolwut

ok dude your ignorant when you can create and put this type of technology into practical use like they are trying to do then you can call this "no real break through" the hologreams responding to human motions WOULD make them , in a sense, touchable, seeing as how you dont HAVE to feel something to touch it

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+1 # RE: Lolwut?truk 2010-07-20 19:21
Quoting Thomas7:
Okay um... they say they have touchable holograms. That is misleading. The video is clearly just showing a hologram that is responding to the motion of someone's hand. Now when you can create a hologram that you can actually feel, pick up, and move around in any direction... then that is a touchable hologram. This is just a fancy implementation of hologram technology with motion control technology. I hardly see any reason to really even bother reporting it. This is no real breakthrough.

did you have the video on mute?

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# RE: Lolwut?cloudhaacker 2010-07-21 11:04
If you listen & watch the video, you can "feel" the hologram. That's what the two pressure pads on top and bottom were for. When they were moving the pieces of paper? That was to show how the air worked. So when we saw the water drops falling, there was probably a burst of air that would hit at the same time. Or that little elephant thing running around in a circle, that was probably when they showed the air moving in a circle in the water dish. Pay more attention!

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# RE: RE: Lolwut?cloudhaacker 2010-07-21 11:05
That comment was for Thomas7, not you truk. Qj's messaging wasn't working right for me for some reason...

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# RE: RE: Lolwut?truk 2010-07-24 00:44
Quoting cloudhaacker:
If you listen & watch the video, you can "feel" the hologram. That's what the two pressure pads on top and bottom were for. When they were moving the pieces of paper? That was to show how the air worked. So when we saw the water drops falling, there was probably a burst of air that would hit at the same time. Or that little elephant thing running around in a circle, that was probably when they showed the air moving in a circle in the water dish. Pay more attention!

no worries brah. also, what kind of magic would you use to make light "solid" enough that you can grab it? cause that's definitely not science

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# RE: Touchable holograms with Wiimotesjajajanxjswu 2010-07-20 17:40
if they going to do that we need something like power gloves that use some of the wiimote tech...

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# SweetGRIFFIN XVI 2010-07-21 01:50
Star Wars Chess anyone?

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-1 # RE: Touchable holograms with WiimotesJaquio 2010-07-21 14:47
WII = Future

Not surprised. xD

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-1 # incredibleDave 2010-07-21 15:14
this is really amazing. imagine the possibilities.

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