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Pretty sure that's not what is intended. They used to sell supposed x-ray googles to gullible people, the ads implying you'd be able to see people naked.
by robbrown451 4y ago
Pretty sure that's not what is intended. They used to sell supposed x-ray googles to gullible people, the ads implying you'd be able to see people naked.
- kevin_thibedeau 4y agoThe killer app that will take AR mainstream.
- thaumasiotes 4y ago> They used to sell supposed x-ray googles to gullible people, the ads implying you'd be able to see people naked. This is actually technology we already have today. You wouldn't want X-ray goggles, but infrared "goggles" would do the job just fine. Like X-rays, infrared light will pass right through clothes; unlike X-rays, it won't pass through skin. Hook up an IR camera to a VR headset and you're there.
- ge96 4y agoOne day I was messing around with an IR camera for RPi and was surprised to see the magnets inside of my black plastic closed headphones.