“CNN debuts hologram technology to beam people in 3-D Among the wackiest technologies that I've seen during this election night is CNN's hologram technology -- something that was predicted back in the Star Wars era.
There's not much info as to exactly how this stuff works, other than what USA Today has reported:
CNN will have 44 cameras and 20 computers in each remote location to capture 360-degree imaging data of the person being interviewed. Images are processed and projected by computers and cameras in New York. There'll also be plasma TVs in Chicago and Phoenix that will let the people being interviewed see Blitzer and other CNN correspondents. Bohrman says the network can project two different views from each city so Blitzer can appear to be in the studio with two holograms.
Jessica Yellin was the first CNN reporter to be "beamed" to the New York newsroom, where Wolf Blitzer interviewed her -- and she reported that there were only 35 cameras pointed at her, and that "talk to the cameras in New York."
It's still unclear who makes this hologram technology, nor how much it costs, nor how exactly it works -- nor when I'm going to get it in my house. Man, and I was just getting used to Skype video chat. Still, scope out the video below........."
NND, 总有一天，要把我们的老祖宗 beamed 到面前跟我们讲话，我们也就不用去看“画皮”，“人鬼情未了”了。。。 所以哪天看到mcc在你家看电视，可别当真哦，因为那是Beamed mcc,真的mcc还在家看电视呢； |
