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    This kind of shit is the future

    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/wired/news...ectid=10601603

    Next it'll be glasses, then implants. Fully wired into the "net".

    Osome.

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    I'm on the fence.....

    It's definitely cool technology, but your living through other peoples experiences rather than find/discover things for yourself.

    I would'nt want it on an overseas adventure, but it would cool at home. (Kinda takes away the adventure and experience in life and pre-packages it do'nt you think?)
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    They already got the glasse's & are definitely looking at chipping our brains. Browse around New Scientist.com & be amazed. We live in incredible times!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Usarka View Post
    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/wired/news...ectid=10601603

    Next it'll be glasses, then implants. Fully wired into the "net".

    Osome.
    There are a few books I remember reading that had stuff like brain implants that would overlay that kind of stuff over your vision and thinking oh hell yes, that'd be awesome.

    There are some neat videos around of a monkey controlling a robotic arm using an electrode array placed over a section of its brain. There is also interesting research into stimulating parts of the brain or optic nerves directly to allow blind people to navigate using an ultrasonic rangefinder system.

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    This is great news guys. Soon we will be able to get helmet visors that we can input data in the same way with all the known police hiding places, greatest wheelie destinations, knee down practice places (not road), ride on the racetrack in rossi's lines , that is trully great thing

    I'm here future, take meeeeeeeeeee

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    You have enough difficulty with real reality.

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    Some cutting edge stuff happening in your back yard dude, have a look at what Mark Billinghurst has been up to lately...

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    WAY COOL! I can has one ? Where buys I can ?

    And that HitLabsNZ site is cool. Going to take a while to work through that

    Why can't we have helmet visors that project head up displays from a phone or GPS? God knows cell phones have been around since, like, forever, you'd think they'd have moved on a bit. They're really just stuck on the technology of a century ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    You have enough difficulty with real reality.
    Personally, I refuse to have anything to do with it.

    I went there once for a holiday. Dreadful place.

    Endurable for a few days, no more. And absolutely no place where one should ever take a child.
    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
    This world has lost it's drive, everybody just wants to fit in the be the norm as it were.
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
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    No doubt a must-have for the early-adopters and the techologically-fixated. I wonder how much it will cost... I wonder how many billions in profits await the service providers...
    Actually, I don't.
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    Things need a military application to get really big research dollars.
    There's one in the works at the moment - infra red night vision using cameras and the "display" where the user "sees" is a plate that they have in their mouth, on the tongue. Thousands of taste buds can be stimulated by an electrode array and with a bit of learning, the wearer can "taste" vision. The human brain is capable of learning a lot more than would be given credit for.
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