I'm interested in the technology, but I feel it's lacking a real use case for me.
I really like the sample images where you can perspective shift slightly. So what I'd like to see is a two camera/sensor setup to capture a 3D image.
I can then take the result, stick my Oculus Rift on and view the result. The perspective shift lets me move my head around a bit.
Better yet, stick more sensors on, capture as wide a field of view as possible (closer to 360 the better), and recreate the whole scene in a Rift compatible viewer. You wouldn't have to move around, just have enough of the scene that you can look a bit to the left and right. It would let you feel like you are there to a greater degree. I'd buy something like this for sure.
I really like the sample images where you can perspective shift slightly. So what I'd like to see is a two camera/sensor setup to capture a 3D image.
I can then take the result, stick my Oculus Rift on and view the result. The perspective shift lets me move my head around a bit.
Better yet, stick more sensors on, capture as wide a field of view as possible (closer to 360 the better), and recreate the whole scene in a Rift compatible viewer. You wouldn't have to move around, just have enough of the scene that you can look a bit to the left and right. It would let you feel like you are there to a greater degree. I'd buy something like this for sure.