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- Smoke can hide unconscious victims from firefighters
- Firefighters have used thermal cameras to locate victims
- New device projects thermal image into firefightersâ masks
Whatâs the most dangerous thing in a fire?
If you think itâs the flames or the heat, thatâs understandable: those are dangerous, too. But both from a victimâs and a firefighterâs perspective, the deadliest enemy is smoke.
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Hyper-Reality presents a provocative and kaleidoscopic new vision of the future, where physical and virtual realities have merged, and the city is saturated in media. If you are interested in supporting the project, sponsoring the next work or would like to find out more, please send a hello to [email protected] by Keiichi Matsuda | km.cx
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Hardly a day has gone by this month without the announcement of a new virtual reality (VR) camera system. Facebook, Google and GoPro all aim to make VR more immersive with new cameras, some of which wonât be commercially released for the foreseeable future. However, researchers at Adobe believe that you may not need new camera hardware at all for a big leap in immersion.
Adobeâs head of research Gavin Miller is going to present new cutting-edge technology at NAB in Las Vegas this Tuesday that could one day be used to turn flat, monoscopic 360-degree videos shot with consumer-grade spherical cameras into fully immersive VR video, complete with the ability to lean into the video â something thatâs being called six degrees of freedom (6DoF) among industry insiders.
The difference between monoscopic 360-degree video and VR experiences offering six degrees of freedom is especially important for users of high-end VR headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. These headsets offer room-scale tracking, which means that the headset knows where in the room the viewer is, accurately translating a motion like âleaning forwardâ into corresponding visuals.
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