Quest 2 Async Reality is a Memory Viewer

[@EricForPresident]

I'm pretty blown away by the concept. I expect to see versions of this coming eventually. Follow me on twitter to see what topics may be coming next twitter.com/EricPresidentVR

[@Codybakes]

That tech is kinda mind bending

[@KWez256]

Seems very interesting. They can probably even add so to the mix so that way the recorded vr can somehow react when someone ask a question.

[@vazox3]

Hi Eric, Check out Microsofts Holoportation Demo from a few years ago. It's quite similar. Focus is more on recorded memories like in Minority Report. Pretty cool! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZWYaoJsmMuUg5I

[@CalmingWinds]

Real Life DVR. I wondering if one day we will all be recorded and played back in a holodeck one day. Pretty wild!

[@ANGELROB_YTC]

But your girlfriend still leaves you because she thinks she being ignored but you've been really rewinding her and looking at her ass but this means you're ignoring the real her

[@brewhog]

I think that when we have high res color passthrough, a dvr of just the video feed would be amazing. Being able to save the last 30 seconds to a minute of what you're looking at is an early glimpse of the future for AR/MR

[@davek.3581]

I wrote up something similar, back when VR was just desktop secondlife type experiences (no HMDs). The use case was to hold asynchronous meetings across timezones, where the secondlife type 3d meeting could be recorded and played back with successive interactions again then recorded. Artifacts from the meetings (like files, action items, status reports) could be exchanged in meeting preserving context. This would increase collaboration efficiency across timezones. Unfortunately my company never released the paper, nor never developed it. Glad to see someone else coming out with this now!

[@Jean-FrancoisRGagne]

Again a great videi Eric; thanks!

[@jasonsebring3983]

"Your wife left you for the mailman." ... here's how that played out...

[@wonder_platypus8337]

I don't know about calling it "Time Travel." Its as much time Travel as recording a TV show on a VCR. Still amazing tech.

[@TheCharismaAcademy]

Looks like 3D voicemail

[@OmegaShard]

@@TheCharismaAcademy Took the words right out of my mouth. Interesting tech though

[@krayne2084]

So Timeshifting? I think that's what it was called

[@CanalDojogames]

imagine you do it with Elon musk brain computing, were you can re acess your memories

[@ANGELROB_YTC]

It is time travel because time and space are interlinked if you make a virtual space you have virtual time within that virtual space and when you skip back you are going back in time virtual time

[@pbft.j]

This is essentially "replay files" like for video games, but with cameras around the room and basic 3D mesh algorithms. The thing that is terrifying (and why I don't think this will really take off), is the idea of controlling what is rendered to you to better serve your current purpose. I know it's not all evil company worker stuff, but it's a bit odd, given that those things DID happen to you. You were there. Just because you weren't paying attention, does not mean they did not happen. Helpful to see it happen later? Maybe? But it really takes away from what I imagine is one of the only things humans are better at than machines currently; adaptation. Limiting external input and reaction truly blends the line between human mind and biological computer lol

[@jonbarto9146]

We get so caught up in games on VR that we forget how impactful presence is. It’s good to be reminded of the possibilities of VR and AR going forward.

[@chrishurstmagic]

"Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope."

[@randallbro6749]

This makes me want to cry honestly. Imagine seeing someone over and over again no longer there with you because it was recorded like that. Edit: I realized it may have sounded too deep lol I do love the tech

[@ANGELROB_YTC]

I agree you want to turn around and say thank you but she would never get that message because she's already gone so she was being ignored at the actual time so how do you actually get that message to her

[@PapaBoneyinVR]

This is giving me really strong "Strange Days" vibes. Also I want to write a short murder mystery involving this tech where the detective has to relive the persons day and figure out what changed in the room

[@HiddenExp]

Like Anon movie?

[@farkasgabor4084]

A new technology has to be proved as more useful than the old tech. In this case : The co-worker would send an email letting him know that the new part is ready for check so when he has time he can have a look. He won't get the email as long as he is in focus mode. Then when he finished he would stretch a bit and have a short walk (as it also helps productivity) to have a look at the new part . But it is an interesting concept. Thank you for the content. Your channel always brings something fresh and interesting to watch.

[@gr1f1th]

reminds me of the "Focus" tech used in the Horizon games. The problem with volumetric data is that it's sooooo much more intensive than flat videos I played around with kinect motion capture a few years ago and a minute of that footage was 3GB. I'd guess that extracting the motion data and applying it to the workers avatars would be less intensive that these recordings.

[@jeffmccloud905]

missed opportunity to recreate the Princess Leia holographic message from Star Wars ("Help Me Obi-Wan Kenobi, You're my only hope")

[@2112ZOZ]

This is bad ass! I agree with your time travel comment. At some point we will be able to record our entire life and go back in virtual space and revisit any moment. Maybe not in my lifetime (I'm 53) - but it's coming. So bad ass.

[@michaelv151]

Great content Eric, sounds really cool.

[@shawncoleman9045]

I think this is a really dope concept. As someone who is very forgetful and that cherishes memories; I’d love to be able to replay the movie of my life

[@LK-gk3ry]

As someone who instantly clicked the recently deleted video only to not be able to watch it to the end due to a refresh I'd like to send some encouragement towards these very neat deeper and more obscure news. Obviously missteps happen but you often times take the time to go bring to attnetion things other youtubers at least i follow do not and at least I, one random dude on the internet, appreciate it a lot. Thank you.

[@joerith00]

There is one big problem with this not being the same as being at a lecture or something like that, you still can't interact with anything if your not there live (like, you can't ask questions or stuff like that).

[@HalkerVeil]

My god. We're going into a black mirror episode faster than I thought. If I could see my best friend again who passed away, and in VR? VR might be more revolutionary than the photograph in history.

[@justanothernobody7142]

On one hand this is super cool on the other this is very dystopian. It's basically just another tool to avoid interaction with other people. It's like a physical answer machine.

[@DrFlox]

That will be important for mars colonies. when you have several minutes time lag, but still want to interact with people in 3D.

[@CreeperSlayer365]

Finally, now I can record a prophecy that my great great grandchild can view centuries from now to learn how to defeat skynet.

[@Keanine]

This is really cool tech and like you said very useful, but it does continue to take away the human social element from our interactions as a species. We're already so detatched from real interaction because of messaging, social media and the internet as a whole, and this only further pushes that. Definitely mixed feelings on it, although it does feel like the future It's probably been said before but I really like these breakdown style videos by the way

[@jonbarto9146]

Human interactions on a Martian base during some kind of disease outbreak 6 months from earth doesn’t sound like such a good thing. Being present or seeing a playback of fellow colonists in AR/VR is not only possible, but preferable.

[@bigchungus3]

Wasn't this an entire episode of Black Mirror already? - The Entire History of You.

[@robertweekes5783]

That’s a lot of fancy words to say: 3D video recording

[@mackychloe]

lol I need to watch this video unstoned so I can process what's actually going on. I'm looking forward to the future of VR for sure!

[@timothysample5888]

If you have an iPhone or iPad with lidar, check out Rememory. Similar concept.

[@RobertLeaverton]

Not sure of just ignoring co-workers would be comfortable for me, but the ability to record a message or explanation when I'm not in the room is kind of cool.

[@inceptional]

Yeah, a very cool idea. It probably still won't even be truly ready in 20 years time, but maybe one day.

[@emanuel3617]

You will never lose your keys again

[@bluebell1]

I like this technology. My only concern it that with this technology, we will lose the personal interactions.

[@ANGELROB_YTC]

That is true if you saw her in there in real life you would say thank you The virtual replay is not her so she never hears you saying thank you either if you say it instinctively

[@49diewj]

The same could be accomplished with a pair of sound canceling headphones and a sticky note. This is technology we don’t need. A solution to a problem that doesn’t exist.

[@tinkerduck1373]

You'll never know which technology we will need or not. There are a lot of discoveries and inventions in the past, where nobody had use for it (e.g. Lasers; the math we need today for medical imaging tech etc). We need to be open for new ideas. Time will tell what will be useful and what won't.

[@thomasireland1770]

It's edged at corner but it's ideas like this elvevate forward 🤔.

[@MikeTrieu]

Ah, it's the Grain Alpha.

[@spencinator1616]

Async? BACKROOMS?!?!

[@ShiroNekoDen]

Kinda less impressive than time dilation the experience of more time in a smaller time frame but I get that sort of thing won't happen till full dive is a thing. Though I imagine the disconnect might become an issue when you're mentally experience weeks, months, even years at a time when in reality you were only "gone" for say 8 hours. It'd certainly be an interesting area of study, heck imagine it's usefulness in training the training of years compressed into a single day.

[@eirual4rs]

don't need the noise to help me ignore people when I'm focused but the replay function would be great.

[@Taipans]

Perfect tech when you have kids.

[@ANGELROB_YTC]

The only problem with this is you can't talk to the person from her perspective you just ignore her

[@Darnelj1]

VR online schooling would be much better than Zoom.

[@MrMycelium]

Sounds like a ring doorbell could do the job just as well for a fraction of the price.

[@ANGELROB_YTC]

But he can't it needs the AI this is not just about seeing things in 3D it will also have the AI in it to detect a person and no where to press play before handing all your information over to Facebook

[@CanalDojogames]

heavy rain's investigation becomig reality

[@NappyWayz]

Cool but isn’t KZbin asynchronous media?

[@TrevorJones1]

So it's Braindance tech in real life. ( Cyberpunk 2077)

[@DaisukethestarX]

Now I can ignore her irl?

[@PeterKoperdan]

TL;DR: 3D recordings of real-space (including motion elements) that can be played back and experienced in VR, once the tech is available in the next 10-20 years. There, I saved you 7 minutes.

[@artemv3160]

Hello, this is Tom, I'm not available right now. Please, leave your 3d video record after a beep.

[@MazenAGHS]

Fun Fact: The Anime Guy Behind Eric Has A Cigarette In His Mouth Right ? Well The Tip Of Cigarette Lights On Fire Then Goes Down Then Again

[@terrybirks9662]

Cool, you can put those discreetly around your house and catch significant other cheating on you in VR/3D. Get a real close look at the money shot.

[@calccalccalc]

soo, what you're saying is, Black Mirror is a reality

[@Farreach]

imagine skill training with this concept .. want to learn a new skill .. learn directly from a professional exactly how he would do it

[@bobthornton9280]

Why would you make a work environment this convoluted? This has to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen in my life. I swear, things get done faster with paper then they do with computers at this point. Imagine all of the McDonald's cashiers wearing this thing, and then dealing with the convolution. You'd never get out of line, since they build those to trap you in there.

[@oitnotnA]

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