Maybe instrument the stones? There is something satisfying about
their physicality. I can see using the projection for a remote
game, but I want to use 'real' stones on my side of the virtual
world. Some network interface through the board where they could
talk to their neighbors, perhaps have some (very) rudimentary
understanding of what was going on. Maybe project little faces on
them, if they were in some jeopardy they'd look upset, maybe vibrate
or something, etc.
Ok, going to go have weird dreams now.
On 10/14/10 8:56 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
Ambient Pixel, LLC (formalization of AnySurface(tm) technology ala
SimTable(tm) ) needs more people to pursue more vertical markets
(e.g. the GO market, or board games, or ...) any GO enthusiasts
ready to go?
Is there a (paid) market?
Imagine on step better than the image below and imagine the
recognition of the "hand" and remove it real-time from the
projection.
Apart from a bunch of neat stuff, see The Mix Reality Goban at:
http://www.dcexpo.jp/en/
At the Digital Contents Expo 2010 in Tokyo – which goes through
October 17 – a man plays go as the images of the pieces are
placed and moved by a projector with motion-sensitive camera
sensors.
I want one!!! What would it take?
Thanks
Robert
PS It doesn't look like a real game of Go in the image above. R
PPS Goban = Go Board see santafegoclub.org for more
info. R
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