What, a suit isn't good enough for you?ThatLankyBastard said:I have 2 things...
Furries
Why they should exist-Because they are awesome
Why they don't exist-Because secret, global, genetic modification is apparently frowned upon in most countries...
It's not that complicated. (well, okay, it IS, but the basic principal is simple)theonlyblaze2 said:That if flippin' amazing! How do they do that?Leemaster777 said:
Good lord, that is amazing. If I could only figure out a way to get that onto a graphing calculator, my AP exam would be cakeSightless Wisdom said:http://www.wolframalpha.com/ Is what you're looking for.
Naw! I don't wear the suits... Multiple reasons including some claustrophobic issues and itchiness...Pandaman1911 said:What, a suit isn't good enough for you?ThatLankyBastard said:I have 2 things...
Furries
Why they should exist-Because they are awesome
Why they don't exist-Because secret, global, genetic modification is apparently frowned upon in most countries...(I keed, don't hurt me.)
I've already answered this one, we DO have holograms now.Kenami said:Holograms.
Why? Because honestly...why the blazes not? I can honestly say I am genuinely upset that hologram projectors are yet to be the norm of our society.
There are apps for iPhone and android. Just sneak your phone in.stone0042 said:Good lord, that is amazing. If I could only figure out a way to get that onto a graphing calculator, my AP exam would be cakeSightless Wisdom said:http://www.wolframalpha.com/ Is what you're looking for.
But their not the norm though aren't they? Sure CNN and ESPN has them but how wicked would it be if schools and households had them?Leemaster777 said:I've already answered this one, we DO have holograms now.Kenami said:Holograms.
Why? Because honestly...why the blazes not? I can honestly say I am genuinely upset that hologram projectors are yet to be the norm of our society.
Be careful what you wish for. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBw7ycXJyAE]Death on Trapezoids said:I WANT MY JETPACK!!!!
And none of that "pressurized tanks that FART you into the air for 30 seconds" crap.
I want a jetpack with jets, that can fly for longer than 15 minutes.
So it isn't 3 Demensional? It is just projected onto glass? I thought you could walk around it and see it from all sides like a hologram out of Star Wars.Leemaster777 said:It's not that complicated. (well, okay, it IS, but the basic principal is simple)theonlyblaze2 said:That if flippin' amazing! How do they do that?Leemaster777 said:
That bright light you see in the backround in the projector. It's projecting the image of the girl onto a nearly-invisible sheet of special glass, in front of the audience.
Her voice is a "vocaloid", a computer program that takes sound bites from a real person, and uses that to let the programmer make any sound that the person could. This is usually used to make words, and in this case, sing.
There is..mod you caculator to have a 3G wireless interface with a fire-foxlite os to use the website :3. Hey wait thats another one.stone0042 said:Good lord, that is amazing. If I could only figure out a way to get that onto a graphing calculator, my AP exam would be cakeSightless Wisdom said:http://www.wolframalpha.com/ Is what you're looking for.
they have one its called chuckelsTheYellowCellPhone said:A Chuck Norris joke app on the App Store.
It's weird, I know there are several for the Android store, but that's something I thought app developers would jump at.
...Don't judge me.
We're not quite there yet. But, hey, baby steps. The fact that holograms are commercially viable (that video is taken from a vocaloid concert, which are quickly becoming popular in Japan), means that the technology will be improved and perfected.theonlyblaze2 said:So it isn't 3 Demensional? It is just projected onto glass? I thought you could walk around it and see it from all sides like a hologram out of Star Wars.Leemaster777 said:It's not that complicated. (well, okay, it IS, but the basic principal is simple)theonlyblaze2 said:That if flippin' amazing! How do they do that?Leemaster777 said:
That bright light you see in the backround in the projector. It's projecting the image of the girl onto a nearly-invisible sheet of special glass, in front of the audience.
Her voice is a "vocaloid", a computer program that takes sound bites from a real person, and uses that to let the programmer make any sound that the person could. This is usually used to make words, and in this case, sing.