It looks way better than I imagined was possible. This is seriously impressive! See my earlier post Jeri Ellsworth on Secure User Interfaces.
At 3 minutes 33 seconds "It doesn't have to be action games, it could be board games, ... you know, if you're there and I like blow up your base, I can see it in your eyes." So it would be good for business negotiations and international diplomacy too, Donald! đŸ˜‚
In this video Jerri gives an idea of the level at which this system was designed. It was at the level of the physics!
Here's Jeri's update. They have raised over US$ 700,000 in a very short time. See Tilt Five Kickstarter Page.
At last mathematicians are going to get decent graphics!
At 3 minutes 33 seconds "It doesn't have to be action games, it could be board games, ... you know, if you're there and I like blow up your base, I can see it in your eyes." So it would be good for business negotiations and international diplomacy too, Donald! đŸ˜‚
In this video Jerri gives an idea of the level at which this system was designed. It was at the level of the physics!
Here's Jeri's update. They have raised over US$ 700,000 in a very short time. See Tilt Five Kickstarter Page.
At last mathematicians are going to get decent graphics!
And for more examples of potential applications of this system, see Visualising Geometry and London Grammar - Wicked Game.
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