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The demo video answered my questions, is short and the tech is impressive. Not entirely sure of the business model though. The non-rigid tracking might be more
by devicetray0 7y ago
The demo video answered my questions, is short and the tech is impressive. Not entirely sure of the business model though. The non-rigid tracking might be more useful than the projection -- perhaps a Defense application?
- saganus 7y agoI immediately thought of Disney parks and stuff like Cirque du Soleil and other performances (concerts, raves, etc)
- Frost1x 7y agoSkimming the description, they used a structured light approach (active) for geometry deformation tracking. This is still probably useful for certain defense applications but an ideal goal is often to use passive tracking systems. It's impressive either way. Lots of theater, performing, and visual art uses come to mind.
- fastball 7y agoStreamers could liven up their streams with this tech.
- mrandish 7y agoSome retailers (especially Japanese ones) have a fascination with the idea of allowing customers to "try on" different colors/styles via an on-screen avatar that's based on a scan of the customer. This would seem like a logical next step. I'm unsure how much customers would actually want it though, at least after the novelty wears off.