visual image reconstruction

Anvh
Posted 12/12/2008 - 20:45 Link
wow a 100 pixels, still it's very sweet though link

I wonder if Pentax would still use an inbody image stabilization system whit such cameras

Now they only need to find a way to show the image in our brain, that would come in handy for exams.

*edit*
Have been thinking about it but I'm no expert but wouldn't it be possible to capture your dreams with something like this?
Wouldn't it be great to have a photo of the woman/man of your dreams hanging on the wall?
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Edited by Anvh: 12/12/2008 - 21:24
MattMatic
Posted 13/12/2008 - 07:16 Link
Interesting
But carrying around an MRI scanner may not be that practical at the moment
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Anvh
Posted 13/12/2008 - 09:08 Link
Like you said Matt, at the moment
They will surely find better ways to record the images and if the understanding grows they might be able to let the blind seen for real. There were some experiments with electronic eyes but the person using it couldn't see a clear image, let's hope this research might help.
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Don
Posted 13/12/2008 - 11:40 Link
OH SNAP!
now they can see what I'm thinking....
note to self... must get thicker tinfoil for new hat...
must not allow the humans to know what's really going on in my head..
Did I think that out loud? must think quieter...
I know, I won't think at all...
that'll fool them.

takin pictures of my necked brain..
what's wrong with these people..
did I think that out loud?

damn.
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.

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