From: macx@atlas.cz
Yeah, I found those companies - but it is so f****ing expensive ;-)
The idea with VR game is mutch better, but since I am from middle Europe, it
might be really difficult to get some
Now - I have an idea to connect glove to some kind of visual and audio
representation software (I can write it myself with friends, when I'll now
how the glove actually works with PC) and then to make some kind "videoart"
performance controlled by the movements of human hand... And one of my
friends studying some kind of biology then wants to try to use it with
monkeys... but, since this is kinda weird stuff, noone from our university
wanna give us money for that ;-)
Yeah, in 90s it was so famous theme and almost everyone talked about it, but
it's still not developed enough I think - even the VR headgear is still too
expensive to use it at home, which is kinda weird - when you take a look at
present LCD projector technology, or PDAs, they actually can make LCDs small
enough with high resolution, but glasses are still not popular and very
expensive, or with poor res...
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> There used to be a few companies who did custom designs. I guess it
> really depends on what you want to use it for. The best idea might be try
> and canabalize an old VR video game (or maybe even a powerglove). There
> used to be a fellow who sold a powerglove adaptor for use with a PC, I
> think the schematic is floating around somewhere.
>
> Isn't it funny how everyone thought VR was going to be the wave of the
> future and now you hear almost nothing about it...
> "MacX" wrote in message
> news:dl83vj$15sl$1@bowmore.utu.fi...
>> do anyone here knows where it may be possible to get VR glove? i have
>> some ideas about some experiments in "artistic" performance as a part of
>> my studies, but...i tried google. but almost no results...
>>
>> thanx for any help
>>
>> macx
>>
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