David Bhorman created is the mastermind behind the incredible new invention. After about a dozen years of becoming a "mad-scientist" as quoted by Bhorman, he has finally succeeded. By recreating an image using a green room and forty cameras circling Will I Am, they created what they begin to call the "transporter." The cameras would broadcast where they are in the studio and calculate out the right perspective of Will I Am so that he would appear to be on the red dot. Up to the final minutes before the viewing, no one (not even the crew) knew if this experiment would work.
Wow. That's so cool. I heard about this, but what I heard was a brief description, so reading this article really helped me out! It was a great article, de-scripted and interesting! The picture attached was also really cool and helped give a visual image to what exactly this article covered! Very good job! :]
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, the amount of practical uses for this technology is incredible. It seems like every year we come closer to making Science Fiction, not Science Fiction.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is really cool its like something from a science fiction book or movie. It's making fiction turn non fiction. Wow who ever would've guessed this.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! I heard that they had to add a blue line around the people being interviewed to make it look less realistic. The uses for this technology seem endless.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! That is so cool! This title of your article really caught my attention and once i started reading the article I couldn't stop!! It reminds me of one of the scenes in Agent Cody Banks.. that's really cool that people are actually making this stuff now. It seems like the technology to make this would be complicated since it's like creating a life size image of a person that's not where you are.
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