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Seems like this will also get to a point where we would just take a photo and animate it completely as a 3D mesh. Like that picture, just on a few photos, at so
by tomatowurst 4y ago
Seems like this will also get to a point where we would just take a photo and animate it completely as a 3D mesh. Like that picture, just on a few photos, at some point, would generate a photorealistic, ray-traced 3D asset and also a fully interactable 2D motion paired with GPT-4 or 5 where you could have indistinguishable level of human like interaction (ex. Fable studio)
After a couple dozen more papers and prototypes, we could have ultrasound haptic feedback and some 3D holographic projector where we achieve a true augmented reality.
Going a bit further with this idea, you could essentially create augmented 3D objects that would be indistinguishable from the real thing until you apply enough force enough to break through some upper limit of ultrasound generated haptic pressure (as to not hurt the end user through some legislative regulation). For example, opposing magnets that can be pushed together past a certain point where the illusion of tactility is gone.
What would a reality like that be like? Where you could not only have limitless content media generator but you could conjure up those assets in your living room and have them interact kinetically with the real world. We are talking 3D holographic assets with ultrasound haptic simulator that can apply pressure to any object from all directions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwTcfwbrNO4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwTcfwbrNO4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDRTghGZ7XU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDRTghGZ7XU
We might not even need expensive robots in the future. Just conjure up a 3D human via some ultrasound/holograph projector which can apply enough force to objects.