This is a really interesting project, although it is still in early development, the results are fantastic. Make sure to check out the end of the video, where they project images onto a model of a VW bug. This is going to be amazing when it is fully interactive and the calibration process is instant.
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Simply amazing !!
I see no real use for the end user, but the industrial applications are unlimited !
good work guys
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I wonder how far they've advanced this technique in the 14 months since this project was announced?
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Err, sorry...48 months. I realize this is new to some people, still interesting, etc. But anyone experiencing a vague sense of deja vu is correct.
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Johnny Lee is awesome, have a look at his other projects. The DIY interactive whiteboard is pretty cool.
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I love it, really brilliant.
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Amazing. I wonder what is on his little optical sensor to USB board and how its hooked up. Just a USB mouse chip it looks like?
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