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more about #virtualreality Software_Goddess: Why do we not yet have a video game that does this? #googlestreetviewcycling more » psychonaut2021:That's Mr Psychonaut to you!: Wow, this virtuous reality stuff is really cool! How I miss SM... more » FriarNurgle: Sweet. more » 92BuickLeSabre: I'll ask the obvious question here. Jack, where the hell are you buying your marshmallows that they look like that? #virtualreality more » Jory: he looks like my dog. #sniff more » dingus: Why stop at dogs? #sniff more » nevergetitwet: what does it do when a real dog walks by? #sniff more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Great, now I feel sad for virtual dogs too. What kind of sick sadist thinks these things up? My wife can't even walk past pets up for adoption witho... more » SeventhExile: It would be better if the "dog" looked like the ones from resident evil. #sniff more » Noobs-R-Us: Yes! I'm there in 3 more weeks. I'll be testing that bad boy out....Hope it's good. more » BaldwinPeriphetes: Note that it's sponsored by Raytheon. Presumably they're collecting data on the most effective uses of hydraulics and fans to make people throw up, w... more » gfxprotege: Back in spring 2003 I used the simulator they had in Disneyquest over at Disney World. I basically put in as many loop-the-loops and corkscrews as I w... more » smegz: So, now you got a line to get on the ride that doesn't move because there are too many people taking FAR too long to create their own roller coaster e... more » KTK1990: That looks so fun! I cant wait to go there again and do that. more » TheLostVikings: I understand they only show 4 robots at the time because of money and space issues, but I really want to see a demo of several dozens of the things fo... more » RoboBagins: For some reason I find them really cute looking. more » Ghede: Headlines: "Japanese automate anti-lava floor safety devices: Poor children still unaffected." more » Hello Mister Walrus: Does he have to fight Bowser at the end? more » OCEntertainment: Alright, Science, here's the plan. We're gonna build a moat around my house, k? Now bear with me on this. There will be a small platform on the outer ... more » Coolmodo: I think this has already been posted about here on Gizmodo... more » -
#diy
Take a Virtual Tour Through Google Street View On a Stationary Bike
Using a Vuzix headset, a laptop, Arduino and a bike sensor, Aki Mimoto was able to rig up his wife's stationary bike to transport himself through a virtual Google Street View environment. More » -
#art
The Desperate Puppy in the Window, Digitized
Projected against a shop window in New York, Sniff is a 3D animated dog. He's just a computer-generated rendering, sure, but he's got personality—he reacts to your gestures, follows you around, and presented with a group, chooses favorites. More » -
#rides
Design Epcot's Newest Roller Coaster Each Time You Ride
Opening today, Epcot's Sum of All Thrills ride will change every time you ride. That's because you'll draw your design on a touchscreen computer before hopping on. More » -
#robots
Robotic Walking Tiles Would Have Made For An Even Better "Billie Jean" Video
Virtual reality researcher Hiroo Iwata has developed cubes that utilize a pressure-sensitive fabric and ultrasonic sensors to predict movement, analyze positions and shuffle accordingly. Essentially, this creates an "infinite" walkway. More » -
#holograms
Holograms Are Ready for Your Groping
The premise of a realistic hologram is no longer so far-fetched, but what about actually touching the thing? Researchers from The University of Tokyo have found a way. More » -
#thefuture
Virtusphere Combines Virtual Reality With the Hamster Ball, Adds Broken English
I think I and quite a few others have had this idea before, but some crazy Russians have actually built a 10-foot, stationary hamster ball for humans that translates movement to on-screen action. More » -
#reality
Dinosaurs to Storm Japan Through Augmented Reality Exhibit
Japan just can't help but to tempt fate. First they produced the Godzilla movies. Now they're voluntarily bringing dinosaurs back from the dead. More » -
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#retromodo
When Your Prescription Is Beyond Contacts
The best part of this photo is not the chunky plastic design or the model's subtly agape mouth. It's that fatty, curlicue phone cord hanging out the back. [Flickr via bbGadgets] -
#concepts
The Holodeck, As Re-Imagined in 2009
Star Trek TNG's holodeck is a staple of geek lore, but its interface was designed 20 years ago. Bruce Branit's World Builder is a short much along the same technological theme, but made today. More » -
#concepts
The Virtual Cocoon Headset Promises to Feel as Real as Real Life
Today, university scientists spanning the UK unveiled a special project: A virtual reality headset said to mimic all five senses to offer a user experience that's indistinguishable from the real world. More » -
#virtualreality
CirculaFloor Autonomous Floor Tiles Drag the Ground from Under Your Feet in Virtual Reality
CirculaFloor—360° autonomous floor tiles—reposition themselves to make walking in virtual reality one step closer to being more realistic. However, walk a little too fast, and you'll fall flat on your ass. More » -
#vr
Japanese Media Vehicle is Virtual Reality in a Capsule
This “media vehicle,” recently shown at an IT exhibition in Tokyo, looks like something out of Ghost in the Shell and is the coolest thing I've seen all day. More » -
#videogoggles
Vuzix Wrap 920AV Video Sunglasses Feature "See-Thru" Quantum Optics
A few weeks back, Vuzix teased us with an image of their upcoming Wrap 920AV virtual reality sunglasses, and today they followed up with the details. More » -
#gaming
Vuzix Teases Us With Awesome Virtual Reality Wrap 920AV Video Sunglasses
The full details won't be available until CES this year, but Vuzix is already teasing us with this image of their Wrap 920AV video glasses. More » -
#forcefeedback
TN Games HTX Helmet Delivers Virtual Headshots, Lawsuits With Force Feedback
Joining the TN Games force feedback vest is the HTX Helmet, which will allow kids to be the first on their block to receive physical head wounds from a virtual headshot in Gears 2.
