Will virtual and augmented reality move us into the knowledge age? | Zenka | TEDxJacksonHole

[@nguyendu382]

This is one of the best Ted ever!!! She has the passion about technology and she know how to deliver it to the audience.

[@maryedwards3377]

Creative & inspirational, Zenka!! 🤩🎯Mary

[@cyrusjameskhan]

Great Talk, we must surf the wave, not fight against current.

[@AmySuardi]

Captivating! A new, optimistic perspective on the crazy time we are living in.

[@PiaMogollonArt]

I would not call it a new perspective but yes very captivating. I love her passion about it and the art she is making. Great points on acceptance of change. I can never hear too many people talking about this stuff.

[@SilkenLuna]

@rahujian1234 mandu It has been said by many youtubers already. You can grow a VR-leg, the same way as you grow a sea-leg. You can get used to it. Oh, I just realized this is an old comment. Still though. That is just a fact, that you can get used to it. It's logical.

[@Saurabhgupta23671]

The best thing is just how happy she is, almost can't control her smile throughout the video

[@ms.stalker754]

Augmented reality can bring so many new and wonderful experiences to students across the world. Virtual field trips to learning about other countries and cultures is a huge benefit. It also provides equitable access to more costly experiences in their own communities.

[@romanjahn4147]

Definitely one of the most inspiring TED talks I've ever see! Thank you very much, Zenka!

[@martinwilliams9866]

3D interactive data visualisation, is one of the areas I'm looking forward to. Wisdom is the use of appropriate knowledge.

[@piyushadwani2830]

I really like how much she enjoys as she talks.

[@DigitalFumbles]

For many years I've been thinking that virtual reality would fundamentally change the world; allow humanity to take a next step of sorts, very much like Zenka mentions in the video. A new era, or like she put it a new age. It'll revolutionize education, work, and people's social lives most of all. I imagine children traveling on virtual adventures, learning by experiencing. Sort of like a virtual version of the cartoon "The Magic School Bus". Being able to attend schools and lectures wherever you are in the world, not limited by what is local to you. Heck, since we're here, virtual TED talks maybe? You can work in environments that would be impossible or unreasonable in reality; grand virtual workspaces letting you do whatever your mind can think of, all from the comforts of your own home. This would also grant you more time to spend with friends and family. And speaking of friends and family, the social consequences of virtual reality would be profound. You can talk to someone the other side of the world as if they were in the same room. Face to face, so to speak, not just their voice but their mannerisms and being. Like in the experiment where VR was used to sway votes, the inevitable result is empathy. Much like the internet granted us instant communication across the globe, I believe virtual reality will do the same but on a far greater scale. The internet connected the world. VR has the potential to unite it. Heckin' world peace, mate. At least the best possibility for it I've been able to think of.

[@jahrazzjahrazz8858]

Its not as perfect for education as she makes it sound, it still wont teach you algebra or other very abstract knowledge, it is great to teach practical skills though. Edgar Dale didnt say that 10% 20% 90% thing, that is an education myth that just wont die.

[@davmc3788]

I do wonder, neither with a positive or negative intent when I say this...what will happen to the 'real' world whilst we are mostly concerned about the virtual one. What remains of physicality, jobs, income etc? Also, who will eventually control this virtual landscape? I can imagine that much like the internet in it's early days it's 'the people' but eventually the majority of this Virtual Landscape will be dictated by the highest bidders. Much like how Google and Fb's current algorithms etc dictate the current one. I'm excited about VR but it's always viewed perhaps little too Utopian, consumerism is powerful thing that influences and shapes how we see reality and how these large corporations want us to see reality. This will still be prevalent in VR, if not more than ever. It's going to be a domineering force in this virtual landscape, yet it's rarely bought up.

[@BryantMorales]

Studio Leftshead Its a deep occult plan to rise up humanity for the age of aquarious and make us more of a spiritual multidimensional being, our true selves

[@gstacks510]

Some would say we are already living in a simulation or VR reality... I think this would just add another layer to it. From an existential stand point I also feel like we will lose touch with one another more; and subsenquentially, ourselves.

[@chapo335]

You may be correct... just that do we take the blue pill or the red... and I think that the world is a little fed up of always opting for the blue pill... after all the red pill could be the pill of love, not hate, whilst the blue pill keeps us humans under the sky of Earth, not allowing us to explore other great new ways of living life, So give the red pill a try it could equal the changing of Earth for the better

[@amrutakhapre2996]

This is a really good point. Imagine the ease of influencing decisions via VR/AR. Even through a 2D screen, we are bombarded with ads and shadowed by tech listening in. It's scary what VR could become in the wrong hands. IMO we should sort out issues like net neutrality first before diving into these things. They can go very wrong.

[@simpletechdaily]

"we can get together and change the World in our lifetime" Wisdom and knowledge for 2020.

[@naavasoong7297]

Namaste! Where have I been not to have seen this before!! I must admit that I was looking elsewhere when I accidently discovered this talk. The fact is, that the pathway to compassion for me has always been in physics, in that physics means understanding. Viola!! I get it!!

[@Peacepov]

I love this passionate talk

[@Violent8767]

The best topic to think about.

[@worldpeacepp]

Great idea! Virtual reality used for virtual learning! A so cool and accelerated way to gain real knowledge!

[@NatalieVanVeenNatalia]

Absolutely fantastic! thanks so much, she is an amazing person with an amazing mind!

[@mnmartin73]

I don't like her amazing mind. Living in a fake world a good thing? But you can coocon yourself in your house with your googles while I enjoy the real world and real human connections!

[@K4113B4113]

I used to think this way. Being excited about the times we live in and to see the exponential growth of technology. I used to be happy. Funny that she mentioned seeing the earth from the moon because I did that a couple days ago in Space Engine in my vr headset. It was indeed beautiful.

[@saplingqwason]

She is a really passionate speaker, I'm glad I stopped myself from closing the video just because shes an artist.

[@abrahamberhane6007]

Nice presentation thank you. I see that change is coming in very exiting way.

[@kahlilcalavas5365]

Incredible and well articulated. I love her spirit

[@teacup135]

2:30 just proved that geniuses usually wear glasses

[@albemarle995]

It's not the Tools but how We use them::: I Love this

[@MJruling]

If I equate it with a smartphone for a moment... We are so obsessed with new tech. We need to ask people how many are using current technology for knowledge gain, for changing their beliefs about others, assuming it was produced for that. If living in the tech world is all we've known, we have never lived. Society is already gripped with lowering connections and values among people that a smartphone has brought. So many of us are getting out of this trap and looking for real experiences. Saving money, taking a long trip, meeting people, on the way to the Taj Mahal, vs putting on the set any time we want - which one of these makes us value that iconic landmark more? If the plan is to bring it to the masses, and there are no rules for how to use it, it will end up messing us up. Let it be with people who can make good use, scientists, doctors, for example. Have a survey done on people who have used it for 15-20 years (provided they have lived in real life all the while before, knowing what to do) and then we can compare the results on their well being then and now. That part - "your body cannot tell it's not real", is a warning sign.

[@KevinBrake]

Nicely said, It was enjoyable to watch. Great work!

[@shahminhajuddin]

Beautifully put !

[@blehhem1958]

I approve of this message.

[@theScientificIndianK]

Mesmerizing talk

[@yatinsinha6796]

This is incredible and has just 683 Likes???

[@FinlandCrafted]

Uber and Airbnb are not decentralized. Quite the opposite actually. What we need are more true decentralized applications, like Bitcoin for example.

[@fabiolalima2149]

Wonderful!

[@nikkilopez5079]

Amazing talk.

[@acdnan]

the transhumanist street art was pretty funny

[@billtsai2437]

Augmented reality smart glasses can terminate eyestrain and myopia. Termination of eyestrain Similar in principle to an ophthalmoscope shining light into the eye, the NED optical engine of AR glasses actively projects computer-generated images(CGI) onto the retina. 1. Once any refractive errors are corrected, people of any age can receive the CGI clearly via the retina; this indicates that the light projected from the NED is indeed parallel light. 2. Once the refractive error is corrected, the CGI carried by the parallel light is naturally focused on the retina without any accommodation. 3. By extension of the accommodation-vergence reflex, no convergence. Therefore, there is no contraction of the ciliary and medial rectus muscle. So by using augmented reality glasses, humans can read at close range with both the ciliary and medial rectus muscles relaxed, and the eyes will never get tired. Prevention of myopia AR glasses can be turned into AR computer by appending a piece of opaque material on the front of the screen to turn the see-through display into a non see-through one and installing a personal computer operating system on its host. • The AR Computer is equipped with a light-transmittable part around the opaque display. The opaque display allows the user to face the sun and use sunlight as the background light source. The opaque display protects the eyeball and the macula, while the light-transmittable part allows the peripheral retina to come into contact with sunlight. • The AR Computer can be equipped with convex lenses around the opaque display. The convex lens can shorten the focal length of the light around the opaque display (i.e. the macula area) and change the light that is originally focused on the outside of the retina to the inside, turning the relative peripheral hyperopia into peripheral myopia. • With the head raised, the light-transmittable part of AR Computer provides a wide field of view, eliminating the phenomenon where the peripheral visual field is deprived when reading with the head down. Thus, the AR computer can simultaneously overcome all the major factors contributing to myopia.

[@Patrick-ud3vu]

How am I just learning abouts this?! Feels like I'm four years late to the party!

[@rossanapettersen]

Life changing!, besides, what a beautiful voice. Perfect American accent

[@tonydigital6017]

we've been here way longer than that! no person will ever be able to tell me how long people have been here. theories don't make it true

[@late2647]

Facts makes it true. What are your facts for denying our current fossile record ?

[@earthbndmissfit]

That's a lovely St. Andrew's cross she's standing in front of...

[@subramanyam2699]

Very inspiring..

[@ThomasBorghus]

Great talk! Spread it, people! :-P

[@SaikoTechnology]

I love it.

[@jacobo2234]

This is great

[@murrkimbai]

love this video

[@razanbarham7828]

OMG , Amazing

[@sammyt5588]

Sorry, but before you claim that Edgar Dale stated those 10%, 20% and 90% statistics, perhaps you should actually read his book. It is a false claim that he is linked to these completely false percentages that lack any scientific research yet you are using them to support your own views on virtual reality...shoddy research on your behalf. Oh, and a quick reminder- he has 3 books with his most recent being from 1969, seeing as you also forget to mention when this supposed information was produced.

[@kassrripples3659]

Is this being applied by schools with students at home in quarantine? Was it used in virtual learning environments in 2020?

[@joemecca611]

She quoted who, Edgar Doe? For the brain's retention improving 20-90%? If anyone has some source material on that, please share! :)

[@jahrazzjahrazz8858]

Look for Edgar Dales Cone of experience, the 20-90% numbers are a myth that has been debunked though, Edgar dale just said that practical experience is better for teaching concrete things and abstract things are better taught through (for example) presentations.

[@leel2623]

There is a controversy. Human experience, feel, and interact with, the outside world by experiencing, feeling, and interacting with, the outside world. You can simulate the virtual world but you can't repeat the process of learning how to experience it.

[@bryanzarate2602]

I have a Bachelors in Psychology. Do I need to get an advanced degree to work in making AR/VR more user friendly? Or can I jump with just a BA in psychology? Thanks for any answers to my question.

[@spaceberrie]

Depends on your end goal. If you're trying to lead a team of folks to test out different AR/VR devices for improvements on accessibility then you'll need to get a MS degree or even move onto a PhD if you want to end up further into research. Other than that you can still assist on teams as a research assistant/intern if you have applicable work experience to back your credibility. All the best!

[@landonblackledge9453]

2:50... Better talk than I could ever give but you shouldn't say incorrect things just b.c. it adds fragrance: exponential increase doesn't mean that "what happens in the last 10 years has nothing to do with what can happen in the next 10 years", exactly the opposite actually.

[@vincealonzo5632]

what is the difference between information age and knowledge age?

[@nathanngai8033]

information is all over google. But knowledge is whats in ur brain

[@projectw.a.a.p.f.t.a.d7762]

Bill Gates have said we've reached the knowledge age. Love him or hate him, he does know about computing and it seems we've moved past the information age. The future is here.

[@9046100270]

Can we heal dementia with VR?

[@antb533]

Great presentation.. but maybe consider using metric measurement.

[@naXoAraya]

Como alguien le puede dar pulgar abajo a este espectacular vídeo? alguien me puede responder eso?

[@Asesindark]

ella usa imagenes en español, gringa fake :V

[@asjadnabeel]

You will Get VR Head Set at a price of RS250/- Try to experience.

[@RayZon97]

compassion is not uniformly good

[@alaubry3150]

Aquarius

[@9046100270]

Can we learn the mathematics using VR

[@grsp0810]

make sao a reality

[@valkyriesimmonds7012]

it took the disconnect first :)

[@williambudd2850]

AR and VR are just the latest way of presenting 3d. Three D movies failed because of a lack of content and the same thing is happening to AR and VR.

[@martinwilliams9866]

You now have 2D to 3D simulators, that change the shading to give a 3D effect, there quite good.

[@prashantsahuxyz]

After five year's By what humans are limited data(solid)

[@mattkaczmarczyk6953]

to only 39,247 views today :/

[@Eternal-pj8zh]

Bruh imagine your homework is to play kerbal space program but in VR and it's about architecture or soomething

[@spainfreerun]

she´s not counting boats?

[@DiagonalSeven]

I m not that optimistic... Sorry if Im not buying it

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[@ttdrv]

i'm listening

[@nick9k475]

Sao nearve gear

[@elchemista]

Nope. It wouldn't. At least not in this way...

[@squamish4244]

Why not?

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Ah - visual educational aids for Americans.