This channel is by far the best. You both ask the best questions and seem to always get the best responses from the interviewee. Keep up the good work guys.
Easy. I did this with an MPU6050 IMU with an arduino and 2 servos on a camera gimbal mount. Nothing too ground breaking, but still really cool to maybe include on professional quad filming with a HUD with camera data (shutter, exposure, etc.)
High quality, stereoscopic 360 degree cameras, providing a constant all-around image, would be ideal to stream and allow for multiple simultaneous viewpoints. These would ideal ceiling mounted in museums and galleries to allow virtual visitors access to their exhibits and could provide tourists and spectators the ability to visit events and venues throughout the world en masse.
That indeed sounds very interesting! First thing I thought about was using it to visit distant places in VR but obviously data transfer latency gets in the way of this. Hm. Still pretty cool.
MHVuze Yes, and even at the speed of light with no bottle necks on either side, remotely viewing the other side of the world would have noticeable latency(up to 70ms).
The James Anderson Show I was thinking exactly the same when I saw they were using a gimble system that they then realize it is a bottle neck cause it has to move around really quick.. not to mention the possible malfunction problems due to the moving...very quickly.. moving parts.. So why indeed not create a multi camera setup that captures a constant 360 dome view (3d as well! as this is just a stereoscopic camera setup) and have the view move around digitally in real time without delay.....so I really dont get this setup..
The James Anderson Show I've had this idea (As I'm sure everyone else has) to put a 360 camera on the sidelines of a sporting event or concert and stream the footage so everyone with a VR headset can attend. Imagine attending an Airshow with full spacial audio this way.
This is the killer app of VR: Telepresence. This will allow people to virtually teleport around the world to experience live events as if they are actually there. The future of destination sporting events & festivals will never be the same. #vr #future #singularity
I have a camera lens question!PLZ help I have a Nikon d5200 and I want to upgrade my lens to a 50mm 1.4 I wanted to purchase a Nikon 50mm 1.4g which is like 480 dollars but there is a nikkor lens 50mm 1.4 unfortunately I read reviews saying it will not autofocus on my camera will I still be able to use it on manual focus and will it be hard or can I still use manual focus I wanted to buy it because it's like 100 dollars cheaper help
This is only the first generation one but i think its been confirmed they are adding vulcan miniguns to the next gen version comming out next year, im not sure about hellfire missles though
John Malkovich This kind of tech is already used in the military. Look at the Apache gunship. the gunner has a similar setup, where he/she looks the cannon on the underside looks. You can designate targets just by looking at them.
John Malkovich to add on this; you can expect tha most of the tech we have today was in military hands 10 years ago. An example is the Hubble space telescope: Similar telescope setups for espionage satellites were developed by the military way before; there's a fun story how one of the guys who worked on the Hubble also had worked with the secret service on the development of their espionage sattelites and knew Hubble would fail at first (which it did) but he couldn't tell anybody since he would have to disclose classified information on which he based his knowledge.
So you can be with your family watching a movie without even being there? Awesome! But this is not really new because the military has been using things like this for years, but still cool we can use it now, or later.
Super useless but cool. Restricts your vision, so unless your in a surveillance room on your own or something and there is nothing within your immediate vicinity that could require your attention (such as people running etc if you used this on the street at a stand or something). Also everyone knows your looking at them. Also why not just use a 360 degree camera with this and let the user look around instead of restricting it...
Its not such a big deal... They added a motion tracking device to the oculus rift and all that is connected to a camera. We can already do that just not with the VR machine.
I love Norm's enthusiasm, knowledge and talking skills. It makes the show really interesting! Seems like a great guy :)
BM Kristiansen yes he's interested not just for show. GEDDIT :D
tulp35000 Norm is a boss. The other fella doesn't quite do it for me.
I like Will too.
SatanicJamnic Or watch StarWars while doing the drinking challenge, that'd do too... ( more fun anyway )
I really like this host. He seems to ask a lot of well thought out questions that really get to the nitty gritty.
This channel is by far the best. You both ask the best questions and seem to always get the best responses from the interviewee.
Keep up the good work guys.
Easy. I did this with an MPU6050 IMU with an arduino and 2 servos on a camera gimbal mount. Nothing too ground breaking, but still really cool to maybe include on professional quad filming with a HUD with camera data (shutter, exposure, etc.)
Nate Cordova Well hang it on a drone and you can fly with the hands and "record film" with your head.
High quality, stereoscopic 360 degree cameras, providing a constant all-around image, would be ideal to stream and allow for multiple simultaneous viewpoints.
These would ideal ceiling mounted in museums and galleries to allow virtual visitors access to their exhibits and could provide tourists and spectators the ability to visit events and venues throughout the world en masse.
That indeed sounds very interesting! First thing I thought about was using it to visit distant places in VR but obviously data transfer latency gets in the way of this. Hm. Still pretty cool.
MHVuze Yes, and even at the speed of light with no bottle necks on either side, remotely viewing the other side of the world would have noticeable latency(up to 70ms).
James Reynolds TH-cam is my TV :P
James Reynolds My fidelio x2's, actually not that expensive, but yeah, getting weird now.
I wonder if it would work with a 360 degree camera instead?
Technically yes a 360 camera would work but they are known for having poor resolution while a single camera could be a 4k resolution
And you clouldn't go 3D with a single camera either. ;)
The James Anderson Show I was thinking exactly the same when I saw they were using a gimble system that they then realize it is a bottle neck cause it has to move around really quick.. not to mention the possible malfunction problems due to the moving...very quickly.. moving parts..
So why indeed not create a multi camera setup that captures a constant 360 dome view (3d as well! as this is just a stereoscopic camera setup) and have the view move around digitally in real time without delay.....so I really dont get this setup..
The James Anderson Show
I've had this idea (As I'm sure everyone else has) to put a 360 camera on the sidelines of a sporting event or concert and stream the footage so everyone with a VR headset can attend. Imagine attending an Airshow with full spacial audio this way.
Yeah that would be really awesome, also I reckon with a 360 camera you wouldnt need to worry about moving a rotating robotic camera fast enough etc
Awesome, now I can creep on my neighbors.
Please excuse my lack of knowledge but what is the tower for? Multirotors/ quad copters?
This is the killer app of VR: Telepresence. This will allow people to virtually teleport around the world to experience live events as if they are actually there.
The future of destination sporting events & festivals will never be the same. #vr #future #singularity
imagine that camera with a binural headset then put it at events all across the world
Chuck Norris ya watch terrorists blast each other at streets of some ahsbhabhasbhaballah town
Chuck Norris lag inc
tulp35000 That was completely unnecessary.
Main Hub *That* was completely unnecessary.
Smokey Nope That was completely unnecessary.
I have a camera lens question!PLZ help I have a Nikon d5200 and I want to upgrade my lens to a 50mm 1.4 I wanted to purchase a Nikon 50mm 1.4g which is like 480 dollars but there is a nikkor lens 50mm 1.4 unfortunately I read reviews saying it will not autofocus on my camera will I still be able to use it on manual focus and will it be hard or can I still use manual focus I wanted to buy it because it's like 100 dollars cheaper help
Can I attach hellfire missile
This is only the first generation one but i think its been confirmed they are adding vulcan miniguns to the next gen version comming out next year, im not sure about hellfire missles though
Algiark i lol'd.
they told me i could be anything....
Here comes the future!
Future of remote surgery and repair.
John Malkovich This kind of tech is already used in the military. Look at the Apache gunship. the gunner has a similar setup, where he/she looks the cannon on the underside looks. You can designate targets just by looking at them.
John Malkovich to add on this; you can expect tha most of the tech we have today was in military hands 10 years ago. An example is the Hubble space telescope: Similar telescope setups for espionage satellites were developed by the military way before; there's a fun story how one of the guys who worked on the Hubble also had worked with the secret service on the development of their espionage sattelites and knew Hubble would fail at first (which it did) but he couldn't tell anybody since he would have to disclose classified information on which he based his knowledge.
John Malkovich Perhaps you would like a book called "The Rational optimist"
Can someone help.me find this company. I am getting no response from them on website or on the phone
I'd love to see this in zoos and aquariums.
So you can be with your family watching a movie without even being there? Awesome! But this is not really new because the military has been using things like this for years, but still cool we can use it now, or later.
Awesome!
Very cool.
Why dont they use a 360 camera instead of a camera gimbel design
I like these better when they have a thumbnail of Will looking goofy.
AS I LIVE AND BREATHE! MR HOWARD.. IS THAT REALLY YOU?
Codsworth? You're.. you're still here!
wow it's awesome ,
You could use technology like this to teleport someone into a toy town or a insect farm.
Makes it a su
rise to the csi
Wow
It would be cool if it was a 3d camera
this is not new tech
has been used in military for many years
Let's put this on battlebots and fight it out
Imagine those intestinal cameras being hooked up to VR.. ewwww hahah. "first person journey through the dijestive system"
She looks like the main character from Predestination, just saying.
This will be militaries, somewhere in my guts tell me that it will be.
Military contract.
Fucking military tech!
Wow, for a girl, she's pretty smart.
+Utho wow. You fell for the troll. but at least you're not feeding him
Utho
You gave a terrible example of how to communicate properly. Worst I have ever seen, in fact.
That hair...
Zach did your keyboard break on you?
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Super useless but cool. Restricts your vision, so unless your in a surveillance room on your own or something and there is nothing within your immediate vicinity that could require your attention (such as people running etc if you used this on the street at a stand or something). Also everyone knows your looking at them. Also why not just use a 360 degree camera with this and let the user look around instead of restricting it...
Its not such a big deal... They added a motion tracking device to the oculus rift and all that is connected to a camera. We can already do that just not with the VR machine.
H8stupidppl the big deal is the latency. before we control it with a remote now only with VR Headset