A potential use for MirageTable includes new ways to play video games
From DailyTech:
From DailyTech:
Microsoft has created an augmented reality system called MirageTable that allows people share a 3D workspace despite being in two separate locations.Microsoft Introduces Augmented Reality System "MirageTable"
MirageTable consists of a curved, white piece of plastic that sits in front of the person using it. A 3D video projector, which is an Acer H5360, beams images onto the plastic while a Microsoft Kinect depth camera sensor tracks the movements of each person and object at each end. The entire system is powered by two computers connected by a network.
