Lol, sounds creepy.

what if theres a malfunction and you cant get off? Thats the real scare

@@jjrpoektl1925 *Evil villain browsing UKposts yelling at nearby minions* "Why can't you bring incredible torture ideas like this to me? You're still pushing that old and tired nails in fingertips idea? What do I have to do to get some imagination around here?!"

​@@jjrpoektl1925jump off of it?

That's a GREAT Idea!

My first thought too! This should be the last piece of the puzzle right? Every other aspect of VR is ready...

Let me introduce you to patents

@@bradleybell9581 need to improve FOV (it's getting there) and also a way to simulate touch. Though I believe there are a few companies out there that are working on gloves that can generate electo-stimulation to simulate what an object feels like while you're in VR (you grab a rock, it feels like a rock, etc).

but also for the filming shows/flims on "the volume"!

How does it feel to walk on it though? Usually VR treadmills feel different from real life

Too bad disney is greedy and will more than likely keep it for themselves

@@goldenlegend4536 Approx. 10-15 years later we create our vr universe on web they have to put it on the market 🙂

omg! a pad that was created for vr is groundbreaking for vr ? you don't say...

@@webgpuit wasn’t created for VR…

It's not gonna make VR any more interesting, which is the real problem with VR.

…Hope he doesn’t resort to that 😢

​@JOEYgrim haha you got in there before I could 😅

Wym “top himself?”

Top himself as in come up and another invention that is better than, or ‘tops’, his last one.

"only" 24 years ? what are you? Highlander?

I doubt Disney cares about that.

The average family makes no difference when "the economy" is just robots placing bets on Wall Street. The average Joe has been suffering since the end of the Bush administration.

Don't worry, Disney is ruining this stuff too! They are terrible and an evil corporation. We could very easily make and have this stuff accussable to the world but capitalism means not only must it be used for profit only but also in secret, cant have open and globally available technology when you're trying to profit from it instead of helping humanity! ☺️🤪

This tech might make budget friendly VR parks possible.

We are learning that they are creepy enough. Story checks out

And they must be responsible for bringing Ready Player One to us.

@@mrandmrsbeetravels Have you played Disney games? LMFAO nah it will be Microsoft

Galaxy's Edge had the codename Delos when it was being built!

They were basically doing that till Florida said they could no longer be a no-governed entity within the state.

Lmao. Like gamers are going to want to run. It will get old real quick that!

@@smith9808More likely it will alienate the large gamer base who are not in shape, getting outplayed by those who are. But that's a good thing, because games won't just be about how fast you can press a few buttons while sitting on a chair.

game changer yeah, all hail the multiverse

Disney has a terrible copyright addiction, So any product that's VR related already being made that's even remotely similar is now going to be lawsuited into a grave.

@@sharkins8696 I wouldn't call it so negatively. Maybe you have an addiction to their toys, kid shows and amusement park that is clouding your judgment. Original mickey mouse copyright is ending. See what was done. A bunch of weeboes made violent furry video game out of their mascott. Is it that bad to protect your intellectual property from being defiled?

Brilliant!

Yea

this is already used in recycling plants and most likely in packing too, not sure if this is a 'new invention' but they're just using spinning disks on the floor instead of a conveyer belt

​@@Zebra.LionfishThis is different because conveyors have programmed paterns, but this need to adapt in real time. When you take a step, your foot stay in place and you push yourself forward. If you feel your foot sliding, you lose your balance. Imagine how hard it is to calculate how to move the foot exactly as you push to feel as if your foot never leave the ground... It's very hard.

Now, if only someone could develop the software to mock the Oasis OS, lord knows there is enough reference material to work with in the book.

@@Sin205189as long as it’s like in the book and not the movie…

@@Sin205189Yep, as of right now VRChat is probably the closest version to that… let’s see what’s going to be done.

If by soon you mean at least 15-20 years then maybe…

I'll stick with VR Chat for now

Same

Disappointing to hear! What makes you say?

@@waynelynch1 I would think by keeping it only in the theme parks, this would help push ticket sales.

You dirty bird!

They already have those too. It's called a "tesla suit". 10 years until all of this tech is mainstream

But they wouldn't move? They would stay in the same place?

@@thegiddyjoy He probably was referring to the part where the floor is moving objects around, so if you're paraplegic you could just slide around your house without the need to move yourself. Though this seems unrealistic as it would require the whole house to be covered in these things. AI Robot wheelchair would be more cost effective

Golf doesn't need anymore innovation, it is already a large waste of land, go golf there.

@@jaybanzia But this would waste practically no land, and it can be used for other things to. If you think golf is wasting a lot of land then surely you wouldn't be against innovation that could reduce that waste?

@@FloatingOer I would be all for an innovation that reverts golf courses into recreational parks for public use.

I'm sure they'll find some way to incorporate the lightsaber into Galaxy's Edge.

Which signal do you guys trade

Problem is if you want to do a pirouette on a single disc.

@@cryora Just stand still and let the disk spin you for the pirouette lol

It's definitely very cool, but it does look a little like he needs the toilet when walking on it, movement doesn't look very relaxed so far from the clips. Even though momentum relative to the earth would be 0, momentum is relative to the "treadmill" in this case though. If you are sitting on a plane you will have a very high amount of momentum relative to earth but relative to the plane it's 0 (Filming a scene taking place on a plane in a studio would look completely natural even without the plane's "momentum" being present). The real issue I think would be the lack of deceleration from air pressure, as when running normally (even with no wind) your clothes and your body will have to fight against the surrounding air pressure (reason why you slow down when jumping forward). This "treadmill" would look very unnatural as your clothes and body aren't affected by any decelerating force other than gravity. Maybe if they surrounded the actor with fans that could simulate the relative air pressure between speed vs air. Regarding your point on leaning into curves when turning you have a fair point, we lean into corners to counteract the centrifugal force pulling us toward our average momentum. But as momentum is relative to the treadmill making a turn would still cause this effect and still require leaning into curves, though I don't know if this effect would be negated/affected if the disks keep changing their spin direction when you are turning (not to mention the lack of deceleration from air pressure). Lots of precise details to figure out if you want this to look natural.

At some point they will put these floors into prisons, schools, hospitals and eventually your home, where you'll be completely controlled and they will have too figure out how to stop people from using b-hopping as an exploit. This is true nightmare stuff, presented as "imagination and wonder". Theres no turning back.

It is impossible to make VR Screens look like real life, and all of our solutions are not good for our eyes. The same contradiction apply to those treadmills, instead, not good for our legs. I think, afterall, we just shouldn't spend hours immersed anyway...

Yeah... there's one or two movies where robots go evil too.

Disney already shoots shows in THE VOLUME, so I imagine that's exactly why they're developing it.

@@milou66 i have worked on the shows in the volume. Thats why I was wondering if thires any hard talk on it. No one has said for sure at work.

@@codyeasonBGR Cool! That must be fun! 🙂 One thing they say about the Volume is that it has a tendency to make the actors look like they are bound by an invisible room because of the way they move. Hopefully this might go a ways to fixing that.

@@milou66 its true. It dose look limit some of our camrea language as well. I wonder how this will change that now they are still in a space that the are on the same spot if we get this floor.