Posted by axxxr
check this amazing interactive concept floor screen designed by nintendo..this is the real future of gaming.
WATCH HERE and HERE
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Posted by batesie
WOW!
Posted by max99
WOW!
Posted by batesie
HOW?
Posted by axxxr
This isn't the word association game.
I'd love to test this out...they might have it at stuff live this year who knows....i hope.
Posted by GreenKronic
sounds cool will have to check it out when i get home
Posted by joebmc
Perhaps this kinda tech will be incorporated some how with the Nintendo Revolution and help it sell? cos there aint much stuff about it that will (so far).
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Posted by GreenKronic
sounds cool will have to check it out when i get home
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Posted by axxxr
Found some more information on this and its called the "Nintendo Floor Vision".It was previewed at E3 last year and is tied in with the legend of Zelda game.
More details of it and pics here
Posted by Vein
That's incredible, I want one for my room
Posted by EastCoastStar
im sorry guys, but am i missing something? its a little dark on my comp, so maybe i am... but... is this just like a light shining on the ground (a projector) looking like water, then when they walk over it, it looks like they are really walking through water?
Posted by axxxr
yeh basically it is a more advanced kind of projection system.
Quote:here
Reactrix works like this. The system draws Reactrix Media content from Reactrix's computers over a typical high-speed Internet connection which is fed into a high-end projector that projects a layered image on the floor. A network-connected hidden camera is also installed that captures, at 30 frames per second, the infrared spectrum around a person's body as he or she moves (or stands still). Meanwhile, the program determines how images would react to the person's movement and projects responding images instantly -- whether they’re rippling water, scattering fish, or transforming the bridge. The camera is accompanied by near-infrared LED clusters, which invisibly illuminate the screen/floor even in dark rooms such as the Zelda booth. Overall, the technology has no latency, works in most indoor lighting conditions and responds to users’ hand, foot, or body motions.
Posted by EastCoastStar
I do work at the TD waterhouse in orlando often. and when CMT came for a concert they had a few of these. one was full of Skittles (candy) and when u walked through it, they all went crazy, then settled down till the next person walked. and another was you would try to make a basket ball go into the hoop my steping on it and making it "slide out" from under your foot and go in the hoop. all EXACTLY like this.
it was cool, but i had no idea it was new. it wasnt a big deal there or anything.