Thus the 3D world really takes shape. Later we will also be able to watch TV this way, or walk through a virtual world like Second Life. In a next step we won't have to wear special glasses anymore. Our heads then will automatically be recognized and if we say something, that evokes a reaction too. This is how the virtual world takes shape, and this is what brands will have to get ready for.
3D world with a Nintendo Wii
Johnny Chung Lee shows the near future of 3D television and games. With a smart adaption of his Nintendo Wii, he turns a regular television into a 3D display. The video is very interesting, but the real results are shown at the end. There Johnny looks at a television screen showing a soccer stadium, and gets a really different view if he looks from a different angle: the images moves with him, like he is watching through a window (pe).
Thus the 3D world really takes shape. Later we will also be able to watch TV this way, or walk through a virtual world like Second Life. In a next step we won't have to wear special glasses anymore. Our heads then will automatically be recognized and if we say something, that evokes a reaction too. This is how the virtual world takes shape, and this is what brands will have to get ready for.
Thus the 3D world really takes shape. Later we will also be able to watch TV this way, or walk through a virtual world like Second Life. In a next step we won't have to wear special glasses anymore. Our heads then will automatically be recognized and if we say something, that evokes a reaction too. This is how the virtual world takes shape, and this is what brands will have to get ready for.