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  raghu

  16 years ago

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  the technology may be old.. but no one really thought of bringing it to the masses. The WOW factor is the innovation and simplistic use. The future has many possibilities: Once the motions are captured, a instant trimmming of rough edges can give you a smooth finished product.
  i see this as enpowerment of masses ...Grey matter to solid matter...IKEA beware..
  
  it still has a long way to go..but nonethe less..its innovation thats important.
  

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  Vinicius

  18 years ago

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  Just perfect technique. the result can be really interesting no matter what you are trying to do. Really awesome!!!!!

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  David

  18 years ago

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  I can't see the point. An inefficient and expensive way of form-finding.

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  Jake

  18 years ago

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  I was actually thinking it would be more interesting to trace around a person in a specific position, sitting on air... or a chair. Then you would have some kind of template. You could just trace an existing 3d object, and probably get something pretty interesting.

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  Jay

  18 years ago

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  They can draw, trust me, the problem is rather that you can't see what you drawn.
  The precision is therefore down the drain.
  And I can't see the Wow in this, it's just like a big unprecise 3D arm and those been around for a while.
  

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  jimbob

  18 years ago

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  Absolutely amazing, now give this tech to some people who can draw, and then think of the possibilities.

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