Laser HUD Projected on Retina 325
Ligur writes: "The scoop is at the Seattle P-I: 'This fall, Bothell-based Microvision Inc. plans to give people the same cybernetic experience that once existed only in a screenwriter's imagination.
Through a device called Nomad, people will be able to read information from a small, wearable computer that projects an image over their normal vision.'" Looks like they've come a long way in the past three years.
Mirror (Score:0, Funny)
whoa! just hope that laser isn't hacked (Score:2, Funny)
Anyone else worried about having a laser beam blasted at their retina?
"Hey Mike, let's go hack Fred's laser while he's out at lunch, we'll crank up the laser's output power..." teeheeheeee what a wheeze.
risks (Score:4, Funny)
Sure, it's all fun and games until airport security starts ripping them off of people at the gates. Then we'll have starry-eyed cyborgs blundering into baggage racks and falling down all over the place :)
(yes, I feel sorry for the guy who got worked over by customs, but I also find the idea of confused cyborgs running into things very funny. So sue me.)
Please do not look... (Score:1, Funny)
Burn in (Score:5, Funny)
Re:whoa! just hope that laser isn't hacked (Score:5, Funny)
"DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY INTO LASER"
Microvision (Score:2, Funny)
Entertainment Value (Score:4, Funny)
Need more (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Retinal damage (Score:1, Funny)
Great... (Score:2, Funny)
Yes... I can see this working...
Michael
Re:Macrovision also has a full color model... (Score:2, Funny)
Of course if you're willing to hook an RF modulator to your head, you'll be fine.
Dirty Screens (Score:2, Funny)
That's all I need! (Score:2, Funny)