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You guys have to check this video out. The 3D technology being used here is still in development but the ability to change the persons appearance on the fly like that is pretty amazing.
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So models can just walk down the runway naked and the computer will put clothes on them on the screen. They will never have to stop to change clothes, or tape and pin them to make them fit. Watching a fashion show in person will be even better then.
While it sounds cool, I always take announcements like this with a huge grain of salt. How many times have we heard about great new technologies under development that for some reason or another never make it to market?
While it sounds cool, I always take announcements like this with a huge grain of salt. How many times have we heard about great new technologies under development that for some reason or another never make it to market?
Holodeck stage 1 complete![]()
So models can just walk down the runway naked and the computer will put clothes on them on the screen. They will never have to stop to change clothes, or tape and pin them to make them fit. Watching a fashion show in person will be even better then.
Mmm... Will there be a time when we go to get a hair cut and we choose exactly what we want with a preview? I guess so.![]()
I always take announcements like this with a huge grain of salt.
The video doesn't show up for me but is this like that demo with a helicopter and other 3D objects added on top of live footage where a guy would interact with the 3D objects in real-time? That looked great if you looked at the composited images...
While it sounds cool, I always take announcements like this with a huge grain of salt. How many times have we heard about great new technologies under development that for some reason or another never make it to market?
Do you suffer limited vocabulary or something? You said exactly the same thing in another post regarding IBM's 45nm chips in China.
How big of a grain? 'Cause you want the smallest one possible.![]()
At the start of the video, it says '2005'. Is this technology from 2005 that, almost 3 years latter, we've yet to see implemented in anything?