Two Technologies to Make the Holodeck Real

[Guest]

The pr0n industry will never be the same

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[daworstplaya]

A TV + treadmill = holodeck, nice! ... well I guess the 1st steps into this technology is going to be clunky and massive.

 

[mlopinto2k1]

Wa Wa Wee Wa!!! That would be really intense. I would live on the Holodeck. No need to work, or talk to anyone after having one of those nifty devices!

 

[dman3k]

I will be a fine member of the Holodeck Addict Anonymous

 

[garpizzle]

Put this inside of a Micoy Dome and you might have found the ancestor to the Star Trek Holodeck.

http/www.micoy.com/en/true_immersive_video.cfm

 

[Hilarion]

Oh, great show....
Keep working on it....

 

[perpetual98]

That makes me tired just thinking about running from Northshire Abbey to face Hogger...

 

[shin0bi272]

Now we just need 5 large rear projection screens for the walls and some cold plasma force fields with electromagnetic shaping and we'll be set.

 

[maestintaolius]

[citation][nom]back_by_demand[/nom]Arthur C Clarke is credited with inventing the communications satellite, even though he didnt build it he came up with the idea.In years to come, will Gene Roddenberry be credited with the invention of holodecks? Transporters? Warp drive?Why not go the whole hog and credit Roddenberry with inventing the iPad, he certainly deserves the credit for floating the inspiration.[/citation]
Not to mention cellphones looking awfully similar to the old school trek communicators.

 

[maigo]

I had this idea when I was 7! And you could walk any direction you wanted!

 

[reklatsa]

There was a programme about these on UK TV recently where they showed someone drunkenly walking along the streets of Pompeii. Neat but noisy.

I can see replacement hips, knee-caps and robotic hands are going to be an area of medicine that will have to be worked on if people are going to start paint-balling their bedroom walls on these things.

Seriously though, I can finally see an opportunity for indulgent American children to lose weight before they're struck by an MI in their teens.

 

[killerclick]

The Holodeck is sooo 1987. Give us mind-uploading!

 

[wolfram23]

Quoted wrong one above, my bad. Supposed to be:
[citation][nom]perpetual98[/nom]That makes me tired just thinking about running from Northshire Abbey to face Hogger...[/citation]

 

[wolfram23]

[citation][nom]shin0bi272[/nom]Now we just need 5 large rear projection screens for the walls and some cold plasma force fields with electromagnetic shaping and we'll be set.[/citation]
Hahaha!!

 

[rbarone69]

[citation][nom]maigo[/nom]I had this idea when I was 7! And you could walk any direction you wanted![/citation]

Ya so did I, but I didn't go out and make it a reality. (I'm not trying to diminish your creativity here... just being blunt)

Just by "thinking something up" doesn't mean you've invented a tangible piece of tech and should be credited for it. Go out and plan it, get a patent, build it (or sue the person who builds it based on your patent). This all takes serious time and money.

hehe, Windows 7 was my idea... but you don't see my name on the credits.

 

[Zoonie]

Just waiting for Sega to do something with this 😀

 

[maestintaolius]

[citation][nom]Zoonie[/nom]Just waiting for Sega to do something with this[/citation]
My money is on the porn industry being first.

 

[TeraMedia]

OK, so they need to put the bi-directional treadmill on hydraulic tilts (e.g. like some of the "rides" at Universal Studios, or an Air Force flight sim) so that you can go up and down hills, and walk cross-slope. Then they need to glue those tiles from McGill to the treadmill surface so that they can simulate a variety of surfaces. Perhaps they should even attach pneumatic pistons between the treadmill and the tiles so that they can simulate bumpy terrain and other uneven surfaces. It all sounds very doable. Very expensive... but doable.

 

[nevertell]

Dude, this with a quad sli (the pc would be stored in a refrigerator), crysis 2 equals epic mindrape because you wouldn't be able to distinguish real life from crysis.

 

[buddhav1]

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