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Hoping for a slantback variant!

(all the erm dashes and AI copy make me wonder how far along things really are though)

I wish everyone complaining about other people’s choices here were forced to also post the make/model of the very boring cars the commenter drives. People complaining about others mods are doing it out of insecurity… do you point out loud clothes and styling choices of your coworkers too?

Good, shame is deserved. Imagine the looks you'd get with two phones taped to your temples.

Bravo, hoping more people follow Tang Jie's example!

Look at who is in the board seats to see how crucial 1:1 steering + aggregated sentiment analysis and coersion at scale is to these stakeholders.

Smart!

Saw the demos - quite an innovation!!

Also, it does NOT require all viewers to share the same viewing angle.

It's a TRUE volumetric display, with the main caveat being projector-axis streaking. That streaking artifact could likely be reduced by tightly controlling both the viewing area and projector placement.

Since it's laser-based, you could theoretically use an unlimited number of projectors to reduce the smearing effect, trading some contrast ratio and black levels for cleaner volumetric imagery. (the streaking would still be there but in a circle pattern instead of from a handful of sources). Over time laser projectors could get so small that is possible but not practically today.

The biggest limitation is that the individual fog particles aren't controllable. The next step is likely some form of selective blanking of the volumetric reflectors, in this case, the water droplets. This would still not solve for the issue of occlusion of the projector to intended reflectors, but still, this is neat. This feels like the next evolution of FogScreen: interactive, true 3D volumetric imagery with depth!

I'm really excited about the concert entertainment, interactive storytelling media, and commercial retail applications once this becomes a buyable variance-free product. Can see it working in all sizes and scales. Very cool technology, and a great team behind the prototype. I'll be watching this closely!

btw ya'll gotta work with Disney Eng, Universal Eng, Triotech or Sally Dark Rides on some integration into dark rides and interactive coasters once this is ready. Would absolutely rock in that implementation once the concert/media versions are ready

I am using Z.AI coding plan, but will give OR another shot!

GLM 5.2 is great, but is so rate limited now I no longer recommend it

This is so reasonable and such a low bar to clear. Excited for this as the outcomes for people are happier and easier lives, instead of a lifetime of regret for learning old/outdated concepts at a premium price from teachers who aren't commercially viable in their own fields.

So it's a laminar flow fogscreen with 3d tracking of digits/inputs? Is this limited to single-viewer perspective then?

99% sure this is not novel (https://www.mdpi.com/2414-4088/7/7/63), but a cool combination of several ideas including tracking the eyes of the user to render content and a more detailed input tracking system. The real innovation here seems to be using multiple projectors vs a single one to get closer to a point-cloud style display.

The demos are cool! Could see entertainment and retail companies buying these if they are assembled into a cabinet, but fogscreens must always be in a dark environment and suffer from poor contrast, inability to black out or provide opaque sections, and always look misty/wavy even with tons of ultrasonic foggers and the laminar correction. If the cabinet controls for these factors and is place in an area with controlled overhead and surrounding lighting it could work.

People are drilling out the LEDs on glasses so people don't know theyre recording. This stuff is sickening and the users dont even realize or care what creeps they are.

Your view is dangerous because you don't see how this can be used to harm you.

I agree - the purchase price barely clears BOM before assembly. But I like that they're not really overpromising much, the use-cases are pretty narrow still.

Very cool!

Thank you! You may have seeded a very cool idea for someone to pursue, though! I would be a buyer lol.

Imagine being so greedy you might upset your cash cow and market dominance for a 20% gain. Unreal levels of hubris here.

+1 and he builds in public. Deserves only positive reinforcement - ask yourself are you doing the same with your projects?

Can you share the model? Have seen self-sealing and self-changing via a ring of new bags and heat-sealer, but not one yet with an ejection feature.

Great point

Welcome, Amalia!

Increased adoption will put price pressure on traditional flights making them more affordable

We don't. Only people that want to control you or are poisoning the well would suggest this.

Where are most US based inverters manufactured? If someone is off grid or hybrid, what is the concern, outside of power-feedback into the grid? This seems more like an admission that going off-grid or hybrid is becoming attractive enough to matter. It's already not up to code to connect a non-UL listed inverter to the grid.

Real, actual concerns: -Lack of security -Password defaults left on device during setup -Aluminum transformers in inverters don't last more than 4-5 years at rated wattage

Cant tell if serious or rage bait lol

Easy answer:

They created and enabled a culture of rightthink, wrongthink, and identity politics instead of developing curious, critical thinkers. This was done through leadership, tenure, and icing out anyone that dared to arm students with the tools to challenge what have turned out to be silly assumptions. They made it risky to have an opinion as a student, and the students didn't do well in the market that requires adaptability and introspection. The most close-minded people I’ve met are in academia. Many struggle to discuss anything unless it matches their exact viewpoint verbatim. There's no study needed, the world has moved on and decided this education isn't worth the paper it's printed on for many roles.

Source: Designed apps that enable hiring millions of STARs. My work for SkyHive brought millions of people jobs and employers labor they desperately need. SkyHive was acquired by Cornerstone on Demand and this movement has only sped up as companies re-set their expectations of who gets the work done.

First time or experienced

Hillarious! Time to go reposition our roof solar panels and blog about it!

LOL THEY ROTATED THE CAR HALFWAY THROUGH

its a great solve for the cold start problem +1