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[R0gueSp3ctre18]

I was browsing through the extra-net and happend upon this...

GetMyo

He is playing Mass Effect 3 in the commercial too!

When I saw him change weapons, I was hooked.

Discuss...

[Little Princess Peach]

thoese are just special effects son

[katamuro]

the software for the gesture control is probably years away. Omni-tool is much more than that. We have no holopgraphics and nothing like the hardware for the all the functions.

[CHARK19]

"FUTURE! FUTURE!"- Squidward

[Wolfva2]

Interesting controller; using the muscle contractions in the forearm to deduce actions. Wonder how much one costs?

[ozthegweat]

It's on their website: 149$, ships late 2013. I don't know what functionality will work right out of the box. Seems they will put out an SDK so developers can adapt their software to it.

[gisle]

They probably got how one trigger Incinerates and all that stuff with omni-tools in the MEU, but without the haptic-interface, I wouldn't start comparing it.

Still impressive tech, though.

Modifié par Gisle-Aune, 14 mars 2013 - 09:07 .

[R0gueSp3ctre18]

Gisle-Aune wrote...

They probably got how one trigger Incinerates and all that stuff with omni-tools in the MEU, but without the haptic-interface, I wouldn't start comparing it.

Still impressive tech, though.

Very true indeed; however, I find the principle behind this product intriquing.

[R0gueSp3ctre18]

This prosthetic arm utilizes the same technology.

Terminator Arm

[R0gueSp3ctre18]

Look at it this way, we are one step closer to a working Omni tool. I know I would gladly chop off my left... ...oh wait, big toe to have a fully functional Omni Tool.

Granted, it is still a long ways away from becoming a viable Omni Tool. Without the micro-fabricator, the holographic interface, ect this product is merely a neat wireless control unit. Despite that fact, it isn't going to stop me from ordering one of my own.   

Modifié par blackproject18, 14 mars 2013 - 01:42 .