Who says videos are just meant for the eyes? Not anymore, as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory that takes interaction to a whole new level.
Imagine being able to touch objects in videos!
According to reports, Interactive Dynamic Video (IDV) is a new imaging technique developed by the MIT researchers that allows a viewer to reach in and touch objects in the videos. The IDV has many uses, from creating new visual effects, or for architects to determine if their structure is sound.
In order to simulate the objects in the videos, the scientists determined “vibration modes” at different frequencies, representing the different ways an object can move.
Just imagine this potential with entertainment films!
Thoughts on this? Are you excited for this?
