Virtual kinestetika - as a bonus

A small bonus to the previous publication . If we can surround yourself with virtual models of any things that are ever created or will create more people - why do not we feel all these curiosities and artifacts?

For example, using augmented reality, you have decorated your living room a virtual copy of the Venus de Milo. Your eyes will enjoy the visual result of the ancient masters. But, most likely, the joy that you bring no more than attending the 1974 Hall Louvre (where you at least can "exchange" touch to the world masterpieces to a fine or stints in prison.)

Therefore need another technology. A technology capable of transmitting a touch to the cold surface of the stone, when you reach out to the virtual Venus de Milo.

How can this be achieved? Do not know. Perhaps we should remember groundwork for the transfer of energy at a distance and imagine that the human body - a large rechargeable battery ... Anyway, this task - a challenge that sooner or later be adopted. Initially to be implemented "broadcast" solid and stationary objects, and then - the dynamic illusion (touching the curtains, the cat's fur, silk, etc.) - by analogy with the dynamics of hard and soft bodies in a 3D-animation.

Perhaps, in the "virtual kinestetike" practical sense still less than aesthetic. Yes, of course, "virtual kinestetika" will be useful, for example, in telecommunications, industrial design or training. But the main benefit from it - in Gestalt augmented reality. And - in the final disposal of bulky spacesuits and helmets, which still has to resort to a realistic immersion in virtual reality .

Perhaps this technology has some risks for individual rights. But these risks - as well as a number of other risks that we have to deal in the coming decades - I'm going to discuss in a separate post.

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