Poll: Sixthsense technology

[Orcus The Ultimate]

http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/pranav_mistry_the_thrilling_potential_of_sixthsense_technology.html

what's all this stuff about? i've just watched it after a friend sent me the link and i was like WTF is Intel Dell and other companies doing !? this guy did all this with cheap stuff!

 

[DustyDrB]

Pretty cool. Not really anything I would use, but I can see the appeal to a niche.

And the commonly accepted human senses are
1) Sight
2) Hearing
3) Taste
4) Smell
5) Touch
6) Equilibrium

 

[SnipErlite]

Pretty cool. Not really anything I would use, but I can see the appeal to a niche.

And the commonly accepted human senses are
1) Sight
2) Hearing
3) Taste
4) Smell
5) Touch
6) Equilibrium

What about common sense?

Also, that video is pretty cool. From two mice he makes that motion sensor. Hm. Intriguing.

 

[teisjm]

Pretty cool. Not really anything I would use, but I can see the appeal to a niche.

And the commonly accepted human senses are
1) Sight
2) Hearing
3) Taste
4) Smell
5) Touch
6) Equilibrium

What about common sense?

Also, that video is pretty cool. From two mice he makes that motion sensor. Hm. Intriguing.

Common sense is not as common, as it's name implies.

 

[KdS_22]

I could really see this somehow being applied with that skin-acoustics technology that was in an article here awhile back for some pretty cool uses. I can't wait to see where this whole concept goes...

 

[SnipErlite]

What about common sense?

Common sense is not as common, as it's name implies.

Fair play, I wonder who called it common in the first place....

 

[Kinguendo]

What about common sense?

Common sense is not as common, as it's name implies.

Fair play, I wonder who called it common in the first place....

Probably some book smart guy that had no common sense.

 

[jpoon]

Pretty interesting, nothing that would change my life particularly but I'm sure there's many doors this type of thinking will open.

 

[SnipErlite]

What about common sense?

Common sense is not as common, as it's name implies.

Fair play, I wonder who called it common in the first place....

Probably some book smart guy that had no common sense.

Most likely, book smarts do not always equal people smarts.