The Future's Bright, the Future's Pastel Green

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VectraMan replied

7 January 2010, 19:53
That is pretty cool. Though the only thing we don't currently have is the display technology, all the other interacting bits of software could be easily done today.
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NickFitz replied

7 January 2010, 18:59
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Like the idea of the directions being projected on the ground. Reminds me of Sixth Sense - http://www.ted.com/talks/pranav_mist...echnology.html

Awesome stuff
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Moscow Mule replied

7 January 2010, 18:43
Like the idea of the directions being projected on the ground. Reminds me of Sixth Sense - http://www.ted.com/talks/pranav_mist...echnology.html

Can't wait to update my phone either - want to use Layar.
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moorfield replied

7 January 2010, 18:09
Don't they already have those on Waking The Dead, and at many other police stations investigating gruesome serial killer murders. And CSI.
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NickFitz started a topic The Future's Bright, the Future's Pastel Green

7 January 2010, 18:01
The Future's Bright, the Future's Pastel Green

I just posted this link in Technical, but I think it's deserving of a wider audience

At a conference I attended last year, one of Microsoft's User Experience mavens showed an amazing video produced by MS Office Labs. I couldn't find a decent copy online, but it's finally available in good quality on YouTube, so here it is: Future 2019.

SFW, nearly six minutes long, music soundtrack (no speech), well cool
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