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How would this even work? The only plausible way I could think it that there's a 360 degree camera mounted court side and you can control the view by turning yo
by mvdtnz 2y ago
How would this even work? The only plausible way I could think it that there's a 360 degree camera mounted court side and you can control the view by turning your head. But it would be entirely non-immersive because moving your upper body in any walk would immediately break the illusion. If the idea is just a court side camera I don't see what benefit the big headset is adding?
- usehackernews 2y agoNBA already offers the ability to watch games via VR. It’s a 180 degree camera set up court side. > it would be entirely non-immersive because moving your upper body Not sure what you mean by this? Even so, it’s not about perfect immersion. It’s about having the best view of the game sitting from home.
- stufffer 2y ago>> it would be entirely non-immersive because moving your upper body >Not sure what you mean by this? Imagine full 3d scan of the players in real time. You could move around the court and watch them play.
- sloproth 2y agoWhat are the technologies that would make this possible? My assumption is that you have multiple cameras around the court, similar to how the infamous matrix bullet dodging scene was captured, and then use that to create an explorable virtual environment. I'm fascinated by this. Thanks!