Disney mo-track technology extremely precise w/ minimal lag

[Oneironaut]

Could mostly eliminate lag in existing video game
systems, be integrated into mobile devices;
applications include CGI and human-robot
interaction.

http://www.kurzweilai.net/carnegie-mell ... inimal-lag

[zalo]

A neat idea, but kind of useless execution.

It was pretty garbage at handling rotation and depth. This isn't so bad until you consider that nearly every real-world application will routinely require depth and rotation to be managed properly.

[FingerFlinger]

Saw this on the VRGeeks mailing list this morning. I think it's a pretty neat way of using structured light, but there are some significant limitations inherent to the technique. It'd still be fun to play with one; I'm there are some very cool applications for it.