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Or even better; I never understood why ppl were not looking into these http://www.thebabyloft.co.uk/images/products/door-bouncer.jpg http://www.thebabyloft.co.u
by Numberwang 12y ago
Or even better; I never understood why ppl were not looking into these
http://www.thebabyloft.co.uk/images/products/door-bouncer.jpg http://www.thebabyloft.co.uk/images/products/door-bouncer.jp...
With sensor lights picking up the foot movements.
I bet the engineering challenge of giving sensory feedback to the foot is easier than making the treadmills work.
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- DonHopkins 12y agoBabies are expensive!
- adventured 12y agoThese things were all explored over the last 30 years in the VR space. Body suits, hanging rigs, chairs, caves - you name it someone experimented with it. I fully expect we'll see a massive re-exploration of all of it in the next 30 years, especially as VR becomes a $100 billion market across consumer/enterprise/govt. Eventually a few optimal approaches for the home will come out of that market process, similar to gaming today: you might have a basic controller, you might buy a driving wheel, you might install an entire flight simulator environment, all depending on how far you want to go to boost your experience.