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This is really amazing, but I'd throw in an oculus rift for a true out of body experience.
by ensmotko 13y ago
This is really amazing, but I'd throw in an oculus rift for a true out of body experience.
- abrahamsen 13y agoIt would be a trade-off. It would be more immersible for you, but less for everyone else, as your only only human appearance (your face) would be obscured. Longer term solution: Your presented face would be computer animated.
- timje1 13y agoUncanny valley, here we come. Studies have shown that people are more at ease around a robot that tries to look like a cute humanoid robot, rather than a near-human but not quite construct. Replacing the video feed of a person's face with a computer generated, almost-their-face-but-not-quite simulacrum sounds like it'd heavily increase user nightmare rates.
- Houshalter 13y agoIt doesn't have to be realistic looking. Just use any game avatar system that seems to work okish today.
- Crito 13y agoMaybe it is just me, but with a disembodied head rolling around on a segway, we are already rather deep down in the uncanny valley. Removing a bit of humanity might just pull it up the left bank of it.
- Pxtl 13y agoSo the proper solution is to sit in the middle of a multi-screen panopticon and use multiple cameras on the telepresence device. People looking at the front of you would "see" you face left to look at something to the left, for example. You'd still have to turn the machine to face people properly if you wanted to make "eye contact". Headphones would probably be a big help though.
- mathgorges 13y agoIt wouldn't be great with current hardware. I have a rift dev kit and any significant amount of lag between moving my head, and my vision being updated makes me feel a bit woozy.