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Now that we’ve discussed the basic technology, what can be done with this technology?
Applications:
- Virtual time-travel
- Virtual space travel
- Virtual micro-environment travel
- Zero-impact exotic game hunting, including animals long extinct
- Fiction or non-fiction scenario simulation
- Role playing in scenarios taken from movies, TV shows, or books
o You can be spock in a specific episode of star trek, with ad-libbed or rigidly scripted lines
- Virtual exploration of pristine, past environments from any time or place
Very sophisticated software: from simply a text description, the hyper-reality engine (HRE) can construct a stunningly realistic world.
The HRE will leverage the future version of the Web in a new, yet recognizable way. Stitching together donated pictures to assemble an arbitrarily realistic person, place, and/or time.
Think Google Earth on steroids.
This is the ultimate technology to unlock the hidden value of the exponentially increasing stockpile of personally and professionally-generated digital content, both still pictures and movies.
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