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  1. 03-18-2009, 06:39 PM #11
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    It reminds me of a Borg regeneration unit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Carter View Post
    It reminds me of a Borg regeneration unit.
    Curved projection is the future of simulation. You will be assimilated into the collective. Resistance is futile.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fweinrebe View Post
    See how the University of Tsukaba Japan has designed a virtual reality treadmill. It helps physical therapy patients learn to walk again. The treadmill is using a 270 degree dome and uses three projectors. Notice the mirrors they are using. Great idea to try.



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    I seriously doubt they need any of that to walk again, but it's cool technology none the less.
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    And a cool technique to raise funds for a hobby project
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    Re: 160 degree bubble monitor

    I've asked for a quote for the mirror Paul used in his project. They are 600 aud. not cheap.
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