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Saturday, 22 July 2017
quote [ Piping body signals into VR and AR opens up a brand new palette of colors we've only barely begun to explore. Sensors can record heart rate variability, brainwaves, and tiny changes in the tension in the facial muscles which will enable immersive experiences to interact with the player on a stunningly deep level. ]
These Embodied Reality videos Crystal Beasley is putting out are freaking fascinating as hell. So esoteric and outside the norm of typical VR discussions you'll find where everyone is just looking for a new FPS to hide inside.
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lilmookieesquire said @ 9:51am GMT on 23rd July
I think the cyberpunk/prosthetic/prank applications of... perceptive pee pee shun...?... will be super neat.
Especially the thing where they tickle your hand, do the same thing visually to a prosthetic hand, then smash the prosthetic hand in front of that person with a hammer and watch the victim loose their shit.
lilmookieesquire said @ 9:52am GMT on 23rd July
I think the cyberpunk/prosthetic/prank applications of... perceptive pee pee shun...?... will be super neat.
Especially the thing where they tickle your hand, do the same thing visually to a prosthetic hand, then smash the prosthetic hand in front of that person with a hammer and watch the victim lose their shit. (And that's just plain boring mechanical real world pee pee sparkle motion.
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lilmookieesquire said @ 9:51am GMT on 23rd July
I think the cyberpunk/prosthetic/prank applications of... perceptive pee pee shun...?... will be super neat.
Especially the thing where they tickle your hand, do the same thing visually to a prosthetic hand, then smash the prosthetic hand in front of that person with a hammer and watch the victim lose their shit. (And that's just plain boring mechanical real world pee pee sparkle motion.
