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I can't wait to see their next cooked demo video. Just another day in the office at Magic Leap...

by vernie 10y ago

knowaveragejoe 10y ago
Do you have a link? I thought all that was out there was the pre-rendered teaser(the one with the girl and the elephant in her hand).
- flukus 10y ago
  That's what they mean by "cooked".
  - knowaveragejoe 10y ago
    Per their response, it's not. They're saying _this_ is cooked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g I was talking about the original tease that came out probably over a year ago, which was clearly pre-rendered and didn't have the disclaimer at the bottom of the above video(and the few others that have surfaced).
- zardo 10y ago
  http://youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g http://youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g
russdill 10y ago
I really haven't paid any attention to Magic Leap for a while. Is anything actually happening other than the "concept" videos and patents they release?
- tgb 10y ago
  They do have a note in at least their most recent video that the video is filmed through their tech with no post-processing, so I think it's a bit more than a concept video even if it's still hard to judge how far along the tech is.
  - russdill 10y ago
    "their tech" could really mean anything as they have been involved in many forms of AR.
jemeshsu 10y ago
I learn from Magic Leap and Theranos is there is no need for MVP. Just need a MHP Maximum Hyped Product to get started. And then spend the funding to try to get actual product out.
- whamlastxmas 10y ago
  I wonder if we have Kickstarter to thank for this new advertising model
- erikpukinskis 10y ago
  It's because they convinced Google to give them a half billion dollars. That is seen as verification of their claims.
- sapphireblue 10y ago
  Low-hanging fruit is becoming increasingly more rare. The only real path forward is hard technology. Hard technology requires tolerance for risk, given the necessity of hardtech taking such risks should be celebrated.

I can't wait to see their next cooked demo video. Just another day in the office at Magic Leap...

by vernie 10y ago

I can't wait to see their next cooked demo video. Just another day in the office at Magic Leap...

Do you have a link? I thought all that was out there was the pre-rendered teaser(the one with the girl and the elephant in her hand).

flukus 10y ago
That's what they mean by "cooked".
- knowaveragejoe 10y ago
  Per their response, it's not. They're saying _this_ is cooked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g I was talking about the original tease that came out probably over a year ago, which was clearly pre-rendered and didn't have the disclaimer at the bottom of the above video(and the few others that have surfaced).
zardo 10y ago
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g http://youtube.com/watch?v=lP5ZZI05A3g

russdill 10y ago

I really haven't paid any attention to Magic Leap for a while. Is anything actually happening other than the "concept" videos and patents they release?

tgb 10y ago
They do have a note in at least their most recent video that the video is filmed through their tech with no post-processing, so I think it's a bit more than a concept video even if it's still hard to judge how far along the tech is.
- russdill 10y ago
  "their tech" could really mean anything as they have been involved in many forms of AR.

jemeshsu 10y ago

I learn from Magic Leap and Theranos is there is no need for MVP. Just need a MHP Maximum Hyped Product to get started. And then spend the funding to try to get actual product out.

whamlastxmas 10y ago
I wonder if we have Kickstarter to thank for this new advertising model
erikpukinskis 10y ago
It's because they convinced Google to give them a half billion dollars. That is seen as verification of their claims.
sapphireblue 10y ago
Low-hanging fruit is becoming increasingly more rare. The only real path forward is hard technology. Hard technology requires tolerance for risk, given the necessity of hardtech taking such risks should be celebrated.