Project Natal - Microsoft

[metro]

Mods, can you change the title to Project Natal, I typoed.

Amazing:

Video

[kevinpate]

Oh joy.
Now I'm gonna have nightmares all week about Sheldon and a lil' brother crawling out of the monitor come next Monday.

Thanks.

[Karried]

wow! That is crazy!!!!

[venture]

Very cool. It will definitely be neat to see how this continues to progress in gaming applications and also other uses.

[metro]

I imagine lifelike holograms with this type technology are next.

[OKCisOK4me]

I imagine lifelike holograms with this type technology are next.

I don't believe it. That video could have been casted.

[fuzzytoad]

I don't believe it. That video could have been casted.

??

This was all demo'd live back in June at E3.

And in early Sept, Tokyo University people developed touchable/feelable 3d holograms: Japan scientists create 3-D images you can touch | U.S. | Reuters

[metro]

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This was all demo'd live back in June at E3.

And in early Sept, Tokyo University people developed touchable/feelable 3d holograms: Japan scientists create 3-D images you can touch | U.S. | Reuters

Here's a YouTube video on it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCz6_...rom=PL&index=1

[OKCisOK4me]

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This was all demo'd live back in June at E3.

And in early Sept, Tokyo University people developed touchable/feelable 3d holograms: Japan scientists create 3-D images you can touch | U.S. | Reuters

Don't get me wrong guys! I love technology & I'm a technology freak, but they're watching a video presentation. It could have been scripted. I for one believe that if you put me in that environment, that I would not reach out to catch something that's not there--like they state everyone tested has. When it's like how it is on Minority Report, I may go for the catch then!

[Midtowner]

So I can have imaginary computer children and not have to worry about a college fund or them dating?

Where do I sign up?

[metro]

why don't you believe it? Technology like this and beyond already exist.

[mheaton76]

Cool, cool video, Metro - thanks for posting. Those with a futurist perspective might also enjoy presentation on the future of the Internet from a recent TED conference:

Kevin Kelly on the next 5,000 days of the web | Video on TED.com