Iron Man holographic interface

for IDS 5717: Introduction to Modeling and Simulation
University of Central Florida
Example of mixed reality interface featuring full motion tracking of the hand, possibly some haptic feedback as well, though that's unclear from the video and of course a full 3D holographic display. If Microsoft's Project Natal is any indication, then I think we're really close to this. We could probably do the 3D with glasses now.

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[NazzMaximillion]

I don't think it is possible to do any of that rite now, that exact type of technology doesn't exist yet. Yes we have holographic technology but not like what its doing in the movie. But its a really cool concept at the same time

[pyjeon]

One of the most memorable scenes from the film!

[2Ursos1]

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[NazzMaximillion]

@Posthumus2323 its called graphics -_-

[Posthumus2323]

@NazzMaximillion

Then how did they did it in the movie? :O

[PanzarMetal]

@NazzMaximillion well i can cheer you up a bit in one thing.

In Chinna in some univercity they invented a hologram (prototype) like this one.

The 2 minuses this system has is its too power hungry and the hologram can burn you in an instant because it uses plasma or so to speak.

[seanw23]

@NazzMaximillion though, it'd be SO COOL!!!! *cheesy smile*

[hanrinch]

dream it you stupid average folk....holographic interface and cloud computing will not be accept in market because it would mark the end of high end hardware industry, DIY group, enthusiast and end user. plus microsoft will never let it happen :)

[sam92353]

I like it xD

[crazyredheadshaya]

there is stuff sorta like this g spesk i think its called big differnce but any way his iq is over 250 sooooo (tony stark not robert downey jr)