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Touch. When it comes to virtual reality, it s a problem no one has quite cracked. You can crank a VR headset s resolution as high as you want and push the frame rat stanley termohrnek e past what the human eye can see鈥?but when the user reaches out and feels no stanley italia thing but air, that sense of immersion is lost.At TechCrunch Sessions: Robotics this afternoon, a researcher out of MIT demonstrated a portable shape-display 鈥?a wheeled robot that follows stanley termos your hand, simulating the surface or object your VR-self is touching. He calls it the ReVeal system.If it looks familiar, you might be remembering TRANSFORM, another project out of MIT s Media Lab, and one from which this project gets some of its roots. It uses the same sort of shifting pin array, but whereas TRANSFORM was a large rig meant to stay in one place, ReVeal follows your hand around a room in the real world and simulates what s beneath your hand in the VR/AR world accordingly. That mobility lets it simulate objects in a much bigger environment, inst Xght getTalent Helps Companies Build Relationships With Job Candidates, Raises $2.6M Led By SuccessFactors
The company did not dis stanley mug close the details of the sale.The announcement appeared in the New York Times where Boston Dynamics CEO Marc Raibert said they would honor their DARPA military contracts although Google will not officially be a military contractor.The company, founded in 1992, has been working on standalone, gas-powered robots for the past decade. The robots are self-righting and very resilient. Robots like Big Dog can throw cinder blocks, handle rocky terrain, and run at 16 mph.T stanley cup he man behind the acquisition, Andy Rubin, stepped down as h stanley termos ead of Googe Android business in march after turning a little-known mobile OS into a juggernaut. His last big bet, Android, started off as a crazy idea that ended up putting a supercomputer in hundreds of millions of pockets, wrote Larry Page on his Google+ page. It is still very early days for this, but I can ;t wait to see the progress.
