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Yeah, and unfortunately haptic feedback is even farther away in terms of emersion than VR. I imagine we might possibly come close by using a some sort of full
by bobajeff 11y ago
Yeah, and unfortunately haptic feedback is even farther away in terms of emersion than VR.
I imagine we might possibly come close by using a some sort of full body contraption that would somehow stimulate all your nerves. But it would need to be sophisticated enough to emulate muscle movement.
But then that's fundamentally incompatible with motion controls. So you'd have to then create something that's able to detect and interpret nerve signals from the brain to such a degree it wouldn't contradict the VR Headset and Haptic Pod version of the world. Otherwise immersion would tank.