Meant to be Seen

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Exiting times ahead! Especially their future mobile stuff is insane, and the fact that they work with the USC people could mean a lot for the future of VR. A next gen 64bit ARM v8 mobile CPU + full featured GPU including raytracing in your pocket for cable less VR will be so amazing!

personally, I'll stick with wire, thank you very much.

The wiser tech heads are using ear buds with wires for phone calls, getting rid of bluetooth and wireless. They dumped the body poisons.

Wireless has it's dangers. Always has had, always will. No wireless in this house.

Statistically speaking, right now, and it's getting worse, 50% of all people alive on this planet will contract cancer at some time in their lives. Some form of caner.

Being smart and dodging the bullets is what puts you one on one side of that statistic.

Here's one that is even more scary: If one lives to old age, ~100% of all males will get prostate cancer.

Wow! That dudes face at the end is amazing!!!

From what I can tell, it won't be wireless. It will be wearing the VR computer inside your HMD.

Besides, evidence has demonstrated that non-ionizing radiation (such as that emitted from cell-phones, wi-fi, and I imagine Project Shield) does little more than some capacitive heating. No cancer or brainwave modification so far.

Hopefully I'll get a chance to watch all these when I get back to a computer.

I'm guessing that maybe 10 years from now, there will be a lot less wireless. Not because people are stupid, but they will finally be getting smart.

as for the cell radiation. It defeats the highly important blood barrier in the brain. the one that keeps disease out.

A few minutes of cell phone use a day, is all it takes.

As for studies: My business partner's wife has created designed, completed, worked on, etc...medical studies, for the past 25 years. At the national and international level, wholly outside the influence of corporate and financial interests. The universities, hospitals,and research foundations in Canada are government supported and the government in this case, is still not deep in the pockets of the corporations. Yet.

So we still get honest studies from them.

Which cannot be said in the vast majority of any studies that come out of the USA.

In Canada, the people in the system are fighting off the corporations and private interests every day, and it's tough, as they keep trying to break in at every point and every day. Sociopaths don't sleep, they're wired that way. No rest for the honest, the fight is endless. In the Canadian medical system, there is no more offensive piece of slime than a pharmaceutical salesman. In the US medical system, it is just the opposite.

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Anyway, sorry for the diversion, this is about Nvidia cards and technology.

Lets go faster, she said! Mo' better power.

KBK wrote:I'm guessing that maybe 10 years from now, there will be a lot less wireless. Not because people are stupid, but they will finally be getting smart.


Anyway, sorry for the diversion, this is about Nvidia cards and technology.

Sorry for the diversion? You spent 2 posts pushing your factually incorrect conspiracy theory level anti wireless agenda. I'm not even going to bother getting into the argument with you but pretending it wasn't your goal from the beginning is foolish.

That Kayla/Logan demo makes me wonder if future HMDs will work like consoles. Just plopping it on your face, no need to plug it in anything, with those advanced graphics. Can't wait to see how HMDs will be like in the 2020s!

When it got to the digital Ira, he is very impressive, but there is definitely something of the uncanny valley about him. However, when he spoke, a lot of that went away. Still though, he gives me the uncanny valley creeps, especially in his eyes.

KBK, extremely high powered radio waves (close up) can give you health problems over extended periods, however wireless technology is becoming far more energy efficient.

Bluetooth v4.0 introduced low energy technology to the Bluetooth Core Specification, enabling new Bluetooth Smart devices that can operate for months or even years on tiny, coin-cell batteries. Markets for these new devices include health care, sports and fitness, security, and home entertainment.

http://www.bluetooth.com/Pages/low-energy.aspx

Radio waves occur naturally and extremely weak outputs are not going to hurt you. Cancer is from pollution and toxic additives in food & water.

Two biggest polluters on Earth are China and the US, and guess which countries have higher cancer rates.
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Nvidia is absolutely dominating the graphics industry and I have yet to regret buying one of their products, unlike AMD graphics. I used an AMD powered laptop that has no official driver updates. (hybrid graphics)

Here's the complete nvidia keynote http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/30095793

I didn't realize that Oculus are also exhibiting at GTC

http://instagram.com/p/XF6GxdFonF/ (from some random person on twitter)

Now this is some mind-blowing s*it:

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Real-time movie quality graphics (through the Cloud). Go OTOY!

its amazing, but still an 350.000$ rig using 25.000 Watt (est.) for a pretty simple scene. Also its far from realtime, it takes some time to create a clear image.

Hermit wrote:its amazing, but still an 350.000$ rig using 25.000 Watt (est.) for a pretty simple scene. Also its far from realtime, it takes some time to create a clear image.

This is mindblowing for CG in movies, not gaming. I wonder how much of an impact this will really make on the easy and cheap availability of good CG to movie studios, seems revolutionary but I don't know enough about regular CPU farms to know if it really is this huge leap better.

Hermit wrote:its amazing, but still an 350.000$ rig using 25.000 Watt (est.) for a pretty simple scene. Also its far from realtime, it takes some time to create a clear image.

"Practically realtime" for working with movie assets is probably what I should've said. Any way you slice it, it's a HUUUUGE jump, though obviously costly.

it cant be that expensive, since they rent one GPU for 1$/hour. look a the forum news. http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 9cc74f981f
i wonder how much GPUs big VFX studios will occupy. obiouvsly its also sth for private persons.

350.000k is too high I know that, since they get a big sponsorship + bulk deal.

Still at an average of 0.50$ a hour they get that investment back within a year.

I have a friend who is a core engine designer for a major CGI house.

He was called back in recently for a major re-vamp. I wonder....