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'Laser vision' offers new insights
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iGAV said:how cool is this....imagine the possibilities...
amazing stuff - I'd love to see this in person.
And how long do you give it before the porn industry starts using it
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Mr. Anderson said:amazing stuff - I'd love to see this in person.
And how long do you give it before the porn industry starts using it
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that would be a truly wonderful development indeed! you could be watching, and if someone happened to see they would be none the wiser.
unless you were... it would make watching with a partner a bit harder to manage, though. ha!
Laser Vision technician
Hope they don't screw it up like selling it to the Japanese like LCD was, and
like Remington sold Selectric (typing ball element) technology to IBM not understanding the possibilities 45 years ago.
They can get all the research money they want or need from the US Government, but we may never see it again commercially because of the amazing military weapons potential.
I can SEE this becoming the STANDARD for repair technicians (forget military - that's a given) showing up to repair your copier, computer, even refrigerator, and putting on a special pair of glasses wirelessly connected to the internet or to a mineature hard drive, and being able to "sync" your copier (or other piece of equipment) needing repair with a projected laser image of a "how to remove the part" for repair program, or even "what to look for..." This potential has endless possibilities...someone is going to get very rich off this, beyond Gates type wealth.iGAV said:
Hope they don't screw it up like selling it to the Japanese like LCD was, and
like Remington sold Selectric (typing ball element) technology to IBM not understanding the possibilities 45 years ago.
They can get all the research money they want or need from the US Government, but we may never see it again commercially because of the amazing military weapons potential.