Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Next New

We seem to have almost every form of media around us: from virtual reality technology bringing people for collaborative projects across different places and in different time zone, to live social streaming and feeding platform such as Twitter which receive instantaneous update on breaking news, we seem to already achieve every possible means of communication.

It is no doubt that we have achieve great leaps in development for information technology, however, many of these technologies are done through an intermediary: almost all our existing technologies depend on going through a form of middle exchange for us to carry out any form of operation.

What would it be like if we can bypass these middle exchanges, and interact directly with the console or machine? I got this idea based on the movie "Tron Legacy", a great film that talks about the possibility of people getting into a total-submerge experience, and creating a scenario where we really get into the places and experience it for ourselves, instead of the surrounding experience we currently have.


Although, there are films or movies that suggested the possibility of such a technology, we are still far away from an actual, fully-deployable prototype. I'm excited to keep a look-out for such technology.

2 comments:

  1. I think a lot of different aspects of this technology would have to be considered in order for this to become a reality. If this is more than a virtual world type of simulation then safety would be a big concern. Making sure the consumer is safe at all times and not hurt by the world they are in is a big concern. If some type of technology would come out that would make it so it would be a virtual world but our entire body was in it, instead of just our eyes being exposed to it, then that would be a very interesting idea.

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  2. I wrote about the same thing! I Think Virtual Reality is really the next new. However to reach the extents that you mentioned will take a long time for now.

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