Question about collimated display systems.

[geneb]

Thanks guys. While not "new" technology, it's not exactly simple either. Your average jigsaw jockey is not going to build one of these any time soon. The parts that make up the framework have to be very, very, very accurately cut.

Now if you guys think THAT was cool, wait till you see what we do next. DD

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[Matt Olieman]

Gery, looking forward toward "NEXT"

Matt Olieman

[wledzian]

First application of vacuum. We weren't sure what was going to happen; we were all pleasantly surprised.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y67TAo9Lv5g

Display in use. Notice that as the camera is moved, the image stays still, WAY off in the distance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJkZTvMfZac

[geneb]

*raises hand* Who's Gery? *laughs*

BTW, when all the leaks were sealed, the mirror did properly form a spherical section! I used a Fein Turbo III dust collector for the vacuum source.

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[Mike.Powell]

Congratulations, guys. Fantastic work.

[geneb]

Thanks Mike! You provided very valuable insight and inspiration to us!

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[Joe Cygan]

Now if you guys think THAT was cool, wait till you see what we do next. DD

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Can hardly wait. Should be very interesting.

Joe

[Hessel Oosten]

OOOOOOOHHHHHH !

(that's Dutch for OOOOOOOHHHHHH !)

Great guy's ! Thanks !

Hessel Oosten

[Jordan Farmer]

What a massive breakthrough guys! Hopefully, it shouldnt be too long until these start cropping up all over the place! I still dont understand how it works, but at least it does! Great work,, and im looking forward to seeing more about it!

Oh, one more thing, i think you are the most envy'ed guys in the simming community now

Jordan

[ivar hestnes]

Very impressive work guys!!
I am sure you have spent huge amounts of time to figure it out. Looks very promising so far. keep up the good work
Love the videos!!