Amazing Technology Invented By MIT - Tangible Media

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  • Опубліковано 11 лис 2013
  • At the MIT Media Lab, the Tangible Media Group believes the future of computing is tactile. Unveiled today, the inFORM is MIT's new scrying pool for imagining the interfaces of tomorrow. Almost like a table of living clay, the inFORM is a surface that three-dimensionally changes shape, allowing users to not only interact with digital content in meatspace, but even hold hands with a person hundreds of miles away. And that's only the beginning.
    Created by Daniel Leithinger and Sean Follmer and overseen by Professor Hiroshi Ishii, the technology behind the inFORM isn't that hard to understand. It's basically a fancy Pinscreen, one of those executive desk toys that allows you to create a rough 3-D model of an object by pressing it into a bed of flattened pins. With inFORM, each of those "pins" is connected to a motor controlled by a nearby laptop, which can not only move the pins to render digital content physically, but can also register real-life objects interacting with its surface thanks to the sensors of a hacked Microsoft Kinect.
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  • @m.a.packer5450
    @m.a.packer5450 7 років тому +1688

    This kind of tech should be used to make brail interface tablets for the blind

    • @FishSnackems
      @FishSnackems 7 років тому +34

      YEES

    • @Sean.Thomas2
      @Sean.Thomas2 7 років тому +10

      it already is : /

    • @jetta.josh4
      @jetta.josh4 7 років тому

      Proof?

    • @Sean.Thomas2
      @Sean.Thomas2 7 років тому +7

      i dont know the article by name, but some people are working on a kind of tablet with little bumps that can be pushed up with air, but its hard to do because the dots need to be close

    • @m.a.packer5450
      @m.a.packer5450 7 років тому

      ***** go for it, girlfriend!

  • @budderykittenz6906
    @budderykittenz6906 7 років тому +1648

    This looks like something I would buy but never use again.

    • @101perspective
      @101perspective 7 років тому +19

      Lol... I was thinking the same thing. Cool looking... yet, once you think about it the thing is rather useless.

    • @DaMilkManMan
      @DaMilkManMan 7 років тому +4

      +Buddery Kittenz you turn into a vibrator?

    • @Mellowman468
      @Mellowman468 7 років тому +5

      it's a prototype. it will evolve from here into something more useful and economically affordable.

    • @budderykittenz6906
      @budderykittenz6906 7 років тому

      Mellowman468 Still probably wouldn't use it

    • @101perspective
      @101perspective 7 років тому +6

      Buddery Kittenz
      Exactly. It isn't a matter of whether they can make it better and cheaper. It is a question of what you could use it for.
      I can see some uses, just not a lot. More something one might want for a VERY big company so you can impress people during a presentation. It is doubtful the thing would actually relay information better than a simple slide... but it would still impress people that you have such a device.
      That said, if they were to improve it BIG TIME and then turn the table on it's side... you might have a cool 3d TV where the pixels are literally jumping out at you.

  • @MikeToob
    @MikeToob 3 роки тому +104

    Do people actually realize how incredible this is? It's almost like they've created a portal to bring parts of themselves to different locations.

    • @ninethetwotailedfox
      @ninethetwotailedfox Рік тому +1

      For real!

    • @Glader65
      @Glader65 Рік тому +1

      oh hey mike

    • @MikeToob
      @MikeToob Рік тому +1

      @@Glader65 hello!👋

    • @Glader65
      @Glader65 Рік тому +1

      @@MikeToob never expected to see you here, how's the channel progress?

    • @MikeToob
      @MikeToob Рік тому +1

      @@Glader65 Going great! thanks.

  • @OblivionYouTube
    @OblivionYouTube 5 років тому +827

    1:14 I'm too immature for this video

  • @johnnycampos1760
    @johnnycampos1760 7 років тому +1108

    so they found a use for the Kinect after all?

  • @FRISHR
    @FRISHR 6 років тому +1535

    Now make it portable and you can be a Big Hero 6 villain!

  • @NewbyTon
    @NewbyTon 5 років тому +365

    But we just wanted the music to continue playing when we clicked out of UA-cam

    • @LuxAce
      @LuxAce 5 років тому +2

      @@KaLL_Sally r/woooosh

    • @KaLL_Sally
      @KaLL_Sally 5 років тому +8

      Lux Ace I got the joke I was replying with another joke :/

    • @miyobahamwaka
      @miyobahamwaka 4 роки тому

      @A. AMAYA 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I got that

    • @2locomoco
      @2locomoco 3 роки тому

      @A. AMAYA how do you?

    • @wnderer4365
      @wnderer4365 3 роки тому

      just take premium

  • @porchugawhale9938
    @porchugawhale9938 5 років тому +29

    2018: We’re going to have flying cars in the future
    2118: this on your phone

  • @HansImWald
    @HansImWald 7 років тому +843

    Now lets built those plastic pins on a nanometer scale !

    • @smokaa1202
      @smokaa1202 7 років тому +12

      oh wow .yes i would love to see that

    • @WhomisThou
      @WhomisThou 7 років тому +9

      So if only one pin was up it would be a needle

    • @smokaa1202
      @smokaa1202 7 років тому +1

      Sean Lu
      thats why you wouldnt put up a pin XD

    • @KellySmith555
      @KellySmith555 7 років тому +1

      Pretty cool. That might make this concept brilliant.

    • @MattMoney
      @MattMoney 7 років тому

      HansImWald YES!

  • @eavening4149
    @eavening4149 7 років тому +588

    in a bed made out of this, could reposition a bed ridden patient automatically to prevent bed sores? could it give massage therapy? Tech of the future!

    • @simonknoll6999
      @simonknoll6999 7 років тому +7

      Nice idea

    • @TabataFreeSongs
      @TabataFreeSongs 7 років тому +3

      Inception did it first!

    • @spikedpigeon5740
      @spikedpigeon5740 7 років тому +12

      Yes, exactly what we all want to sleep on! A BUNCH OF HARD PINS!

    • @D...Charger
      @D...Charger 7 років тому +11

      Ive already seen anti bed sore beds in uk Hospitals.They work with a compresor which is at the end of the bed.They are able to inflate various cells in the bed.

    • @ceceliapassarella8485
      @ceceliapassarella8485 7 років тому +6

      D Charger not the same as the tensile surface is much larger and only somewhat effective if it were used in the same way as Micro needling it would surely improve circulation and reduce tissue death cool nonetheless

  • @BaddyK
    @BaddyK 3 роки тому +21

    1:32 finally a solution for my mom when she wants the remote, now she doesn't have to call me from 60 miles away

  • @Sandium
    @Sandium 5 років тому +83

    “Remember: Testing is the future, and the future starts with you!”

    • @quasi0
      @quasi0 5 років тому +6

      “ That said, if you are simple-minded, old, or irradiated in such a way that the future should not start with you, please return to your primitive tribe, and send back someone better qualified for testing.”
      I’ve played that game so much I know all the quotes lol

    • @lakhwinder97
      @lakhwinder97 5 років тому +2

      Future starts with an 'f' and not 'u'

    • @Sergeantmajormario
      @Sergeantmajormario 3 роки тому +1

      Nope.... couldn't keep a straight face

  • @Tbop555
    @Tbop555 8 років тому +2191

    Now make each square the size of human cells and you can really start something

    • @heinrichbolleurs7311
      @heinrichbolleurs7311 8 років тому +20

      Same thing I was thinking

    • @mariojoia1337
      @mariojoia1337 8 років тому +61

      With the way that technology is currently at, there would be no problem, since it demonstrated the positioning of the pins in complex mathematical formulas...
      Logistically would be a nightmare though, because it depends on the resolution of the kinetic device AND the size of both the actuators AND the medium used for the pins, and, well, this demo is from November/2013, nearly 2 and 1/2 years ago, they may have made significant progress.

    • @Tbop555
      @Tbop555 8 років тому +9

      Nah, i think the ideas and any potential developments have been scrapped.

    • @mariojoia1337
      @mariojoia1337 8 років тому +7

      xtc94x There's a link for a 2015 video right at the start of the video though, ROFLMAO.
      We are both blind.

    • @Tbop555
      @Tbop555 8 років тому +1

      :o

  • @Uncle_otium
    @Uncle_otium 7 років тому +806

    lol it's funny to watch this in 2045

    • @perkplastik3191
      @perkplastik3191 7 років тому +2

      After seeing all these cool inventions... I can believe that.

    • @yagoovirus2751
      @yagoovirus2751 7 років тому +13

      Nah bitches please I'm watching this in 3024 and I'm gonna die laughing

    • @zacharywilson9596
      @zacharywilson9596 7 років тому +19

      I'm watching this in 93719594 AD. I'm just this rock flying through space.

    • @tam_m_m_m
      @tam_m_m_m 7 років тому +3

      be all like I'm in the future galaxy

    • @IslzaeL
      @IslzaeL 7 років тому +4

      Lol, it's funny to read this in the year 3 after a time travel from 3016 were inmortality is posible xD

  • @tucker8676
    @tucker8676 6 років тому +44

    So cool! I have been working on a custom design and didn't know anyone else was working on something like this, but I find it incredible that this has already been made!

    • @berekettibebu8861
      @berekettibebu8861 Рік тому +2

      what programming language did you use to make it. also the hardware . please i need this . i also have the same idea .

    • @user-hj2hw4pg1g
      @user-hj2hw4pg1g 6 місяців тому +1

      that too 10 yrs ago

  • @khushbooyadav986
    @khushbooyadav986 3 роки тому +22

    Just imagine very thin sticks making very precise represention of city and buildings

  • @HappiFix
    @HappiFix 7 років тому +1651

    is 2037, we use this to wipe our ass.

    • @HappiFix
      @HappiFix 7 років тому +50

      time machine

    • @derpman7056
      @derpman7056 7 років тому +11

      Happi Fix the different rough blocks have to hurt though in the future

    • @christmastree7394
      @christmastree7394 7 років тому +2

      Why not now?

    • @HappiFix
      @HappiFix 7 років тому +27

      Christmas Tree our ass isn't hard enough yet. we need to evolve first

    • @derpman7056
      @derpman7056 7 років тому +6

      Happi Fix there Is no fucking way we evolve in that small time window

  • @JonnyInfinite
    @JonnyInfinite 7 років тому +178

    very cool, now they just need to shrink the blocks a thousand times smaller

    • @EileenTheCr0w
      @EileenTheCr0w 7 років тому +25

      And work on more than one direction

    • @seafy1617
      @seafy1617 7 років тому +4

      JonnyInfinite they will

  • @sebastiankeano4926
    @sebastiankeano4926 6 років тому +386

    Title should be:
    "Weird table built by MIT Visionaries -The purpose of this table is still to be discovered!."

    • @Psilocervine
      @Psilocervine 5 років тому +1

      Okay but what are the odds of the machining to make something with that level of fidelity coming before energy field manipulation

    • @evanwatling3897
      @evanwatling3897 5 років тому +5

      srinath bhagavatula Yeah but that technology was something extremely useful that the public was yearning for. Just the fact that he and a lot of other people don’t see what this is good for is enough to say that there’s a low chance this will be developed.

    • @arnarfreyre
      @arnarfreyre 5 років тому +4

      In the video it showed that it could be used to illustrate math and charts for instance

    • @Okxyd
      @Okxyd 5 років тому +8

      I can definitely see that be used in virtual realities to simulated realistic floors and in the future maybe touch, the design is rudimentary but the way it translate visual datas to "precise" moving parts will likely have a lot of applications in sectors where feedback to human is needed.

    • @evlish8771
      @evlish8771 5 років тому

      😂😂 true

  • @aperson8690
    @aperson8690 6 років тому +432

    But does it have a headphone jack...🤔

    • @esanderatne1290
      @esanderatne1290 5 років тому +1

      lol

    • @webtrekkeruk2487
      @webtrekkeruk2487 5 років тому

      A Person Yeah, right next to the floppy disk.

    • @Bevsworld04
      @Bevsworld04 5 років тому

      A Person yeah

    • @V.Z.69
      @V.Z.69 4 роки тому +1

      Yes, and it also has a suit, several belts, armor, and two holsters. Oh, and RF weaponry. Isn't that fantastic?

    • @davidrichter9164
      @davidrichter9164 3 роки тому

      No. $20.00 extra for a toggle.

  • @Brackeen_
    @Brackeen_ 7 років тому +223

    I'd really like to see these synced to some music with bass, that would be amazing to watch

  • @MrYass24
    @MrYass24 8 років тому +159

    Imagine this technology, but with blocks the size of a pixel, then we could use a tablet, let's say, of 4k resolution, this means 3840*2160 block, we could then create and manipulate actual images so close to reality, or even moving 4k screens, etc..

    • @10NBLR
      @10NBLR 8 років тому +7

      +TheMaster-Y This. This is the best way to explain something like this. Good job.

    • @therealdeal6659
      @therealdeal6659 8 років тому +2

      +TheMaster-Y You can't reenact all images using this, imagine something that requires a gap between the raising bar thingy. I want you to think about a football player kicking a ball in mid air. 4K sux, 8K OLED FTW!

    • @zivauri
      @zivauri 8 років тому +3

      +TheMaster-Y Yes, at some point the human race will have to be engineered smaller, so we can be tiny enough to use the nano-devices they will be making...

    • @callumfyfe1721
      @callumfyfe1721 8 років тому +1

      +Rovic Candava ᵐᵒᵗᶤᵒᶰ ᵈᵉˢᶤᵍᶰ very true, but it's almost certain that someday this will be innovated further so scenarios such as what you have mentioned will become possible to reenact.

    • @taylormorgan2774
      @taylormorgan2774 8 років тому

      I like your style

  • @paulgerg6879
    @paulgerg6879 4 роки тому +14

    If you make the little squares into bigger hexagons, this could be integrated into a board gaming table and used to fashion 3D board games or landscapes for DnD. I want one now!

  • @LaurentSparksMusic
    @LaurentSparksMusic 6 років тому +17

    imagine 50 years from now when this technology is on a micro level and embedded in nearly any surface. incredible

  • @chanduNGC
    @chanduNGC 8 років тому +86

    Here's a vague idea: Imagine your whole house floor made of these (each thin as 1-5mm), you wont need half of furniture. Your bed as you want when you want any size you want. Any size or shape of chair. Mounted to walls => customizable shelves. One room can be your living and bedroom. Lot more. Less everything =. more greener for envrnmnt

    • @chanduNGC
      @chanduNGC 8 років тому +5

      Haa haa.. Those bars won't be so lengthy as it's waste of material.. :p

    • @CyboticArchfiend
      @CyboticArchfiend 8 років тому +8

      That's, actually a pretty great idea. But it would require a big gap between floors to make room for retracting bars

    • @eshan309
      @eshan309 8 років тому

      +Gautam Chand Nutalapati That was exactly my immediate thought... just like the bed seen in The Wolverine (2013) where the old man lays. It will be very good for earth, very less space required.

    • @CyboticArchfiend
      @CyboticArchfiend 8 років тому +1

      +Because I'm Batman! it would also mean the death of the pull out couch

    • @majorsparkles5133
      @majorsparkles5133 8 років тому

      +Because I'm Batman! No it wouldn't... you still have to build the bars out of something and would result in having higher gross resources to build.

  • @MrCrazyharry1234
    @MrCrazyharry1234 8 років тому +123

    You could make some beautiful artwork pieces with that . Or plug them into speakers and have it bounce up and down the the sound waves

    • @toastybatch565
      @toastybatch565 8 років тому +2

      +Harrison Smith That's probably the coolest idea yet for this thing. That and the notification signal for phones. However, using it for music would probably degrade the technology very quickly, as it'll constantly be going up and down rapidly. A kick in EDM for example would make the pins representing bass have to shoot up nearly instantaneously.

    • @MrCrazyharry1234
      @MrCrazyharry1234 8 років тому

      well I tried

    • @toastybatch565
      @toastybatch565 8 років тому

      Harrison Smith Nobody else thought of it, and it's definitely the sickest idea for this thing that hasn't been presented in the video. You succeeded.

    • @MrCrazyharry1234
      @MrCrazyharry1234 8 років тому

      yay

    • @callumfyfe1721
      @callumfyfe1721 8 років тому +1

      That would be amazing

  • @JOCS20
    @JOCS20 5 років тому +13

    Imagine multiple grids connected to visualize topography. Pretty cool stuff! 😁

    • @jerponemyce9497
      @jerponemyce9497 2 роки тому +2

      Can be used by the military in tactical planning. But they kind of already have a similar technology using a sand box.

  • @flrgblrgrstienrflrgblrgdlr62
    @flrgblrgrstienrflrgblrgdlr62 5 років тому +25

    Vat19 be like: But does it have a bottle opener?

  • @ericr154
    @ericr154 7 років тому +43

    this reminds me of the brick phones. give it 5 yrs and it will have evolved to an unbelievable product. imagine the same size display (or whatever it is) rather with millions of micro particles, coupled with the wave levitation technology. those huge pillars are pretty much like pixels, make them smaller and you get better resolution, make them particles instead of fixed pillars and you have an amazing technology. this is a great baby step. good job!

    • @scuffed_content
      @scuffed_content 2 роки тому +12

      Welcome to 2022. Care to make another prediction?

    • @hewhosetsonfindingtheholyg1524
      @hewhosetsonfindingtheholyg1524 2 роки тому +3

      That makes a lot of Scientific sense!

    • @adamstruwing8509
      @adamstruwing8509 Рік тому +1

      we will give it 5 more years

    • @BarnabyTheEpicDoggo
      @BarnabyTheEpicDoggo Рік тому +3

      I too was like OMG THE FUTURE and then I looked at the sate, 9 years ago

    • @rubles88alvarez83
      @rubles88alvarez83 5 місяців тому +1

      I don’t care where the funds come from, world governments need to invest more in R&D if we want “the future” to happen within our lifetimes.

  • @kinfin8982
    @kinfin8982 6 років тому +139

    Imagine this technology used for every pixel on your cell phone. Or better yet your TV! Your screen would become more interactive in ways we haven't experienced yet and would truly allude too an illusion of 3D without glasses.

    • @dr_birb
      @dr_birb 6 років тому

      Kyler F idfso

    • @Martin_Daniel
      @Martin_Daniel 6 років тому +15

      I'm imagining an interactive porn now...

    • @boomdrew5753
      @boomdrew5753 6 років тому +1

      Great bro

    • @hrishikeshkashyap3715
      @hrishikeshkashyap3715 6 років тому +4

      1)Light rays cannot be tamed.... LINE SEGMENTS have a fixed length but RAYS do not.... By this, I mean you cannot program light rays to travel to a definite distance unlike the solid pixels used here in this technology.
      2) Considering we could tame light, but if the rays didn't reach our eyes, we would see nothing that's happening on the screen.

    • @cryforthemoon
      @cryforthemoon 6 років тому

      I think that's called sex.

  • @KiemPlant
    @KiemPlant 4 роки тому +2

    Damn, I remember watching this video back in 2013 and being completely amazed by it.

  • @bhumikgupta7662
    @bhumikgupta7662 5 років тому +13

    Well this technology is great.... It can be used easily to create models of further future technology easily if used wisely 👍

  • @bimandaputra_13
    @bimandaputra_13 7 років тому +192

    at the film Big Hero 6, by Hiro Hamada 😅

    • @janicekeogh4970
      @janicekeogh4970 7 років тому +9

      More like x-men the one were wolverine goes to japan and that guy has a future looking cancer death bed

    • @bimandaputra_13
      @bimandaputra_13 7 років тому

      yeahh, i think so

    • @RageSK
      @RageSK 7 років тому +1

      yea i think same 😂😂

    • @hawaliakbar9081
      @hawaliakbar9081 7 років тому +3

      i was gonna comment that lol 😂😂😂

    • @felixg4785
      @felixg4785 7 років тому

      .

  • @tsuna111
    @tsuna111 7 років тому +763

    its like on the wolverine movie the japanese guy sick bed

    • @vivekiyer6650
      @vivekiyer6650 7 років тому +17

      Echiiru exactly my thought wow !

    • @Sheikah_Architect
      @Sheikah_Architect 7 років тому +6

      Echiiru Hollywood always tells us the future because our technology levels are actually decades ahead of what is in stores. Predictive programming is used for brainwashing, but now that Trump is in office the elites won't be able to horde all the technology anymore.

    • @siejsidjksjdjd
      @siejsidjksjdjd 7 років тому +1

      Constellar Diamond hahahahaha dude get a grip

    • @Gurkiratsingh.
      @Gurkiratsingh. 7 років тому +8

      was waiting for someone to comment

    • @Sheikah_Architect
      @Sheikah_Architect 7 років тому

      n Look who's talking lol still think its a "conspiracy" right?

  • @mynameishades2113
    @mynameishades2113 6 років тому +10

    MIT, man! Smartest people on the planet. We are going somewhere in the nearest future...

  • @arijitchakrabarty1552
    @arijitchakrabarty1552 6 років тому +3

    If the tangible surface had more "pixel" like boxes, it would practical increase the shape resolution though. But this thing is unimaginably brilliant😮

  • @wmartin047
    @wmartin047 6 років тому +572

    I don't understand why "2k" people will give a thumbs down to this video. Haters everywhere. Amazing innovation!

    • @Yeeman732
      @Yeeman732 6 років тому +22

      Martin Whyte Don't say "hater". It's ridiculous.

    • @Yeeman732
      @Yeeman732 6 років тому +16

      Itz Susu I liked the video. I see no reason why not to like. Other people dislike. For a reason. "Hater" is a retarded word.

    • @Yeeman732
      @Yeeman732 6 років тому +7

      I don't to disagree. But sometimes there are reasons to dislike we can't understand immediately.

    • @Yeeman732
      @Yeeman732 6 років тому +4

      Green Bastard For example

    • @Uhfgood
      @Uhfgood 6 років тому +6

      Because some people don't think it's *that* amazing. It's neat looking but nothing groundbreaking

  • @333ryansmith
    @333ryansmith 6 років тому +1503

    the *future*

    • @DRACO0_
      @DRACO0_ 6 років тому +28

      Ryan Smith Yep, but I know you're just asking for likes as all youtubers that comment on other people's videos, so I won't like your comment. I will just give you the reason.

    • @OrangeGuy
      @OrangeGuy 6 років тому +20

      not u again

    • @MeteorFallsOfficial
      @MeteorFallsOfficial 6 років тому

      ThatOrangeGuy haha

    • @rehpz2381
      @rehpz2381 6 років тому +1

      ThatOrangeGuy your familiar. We're you on no games video?

    • @reeemaximus2380
      @reeemaximus2380 6 років тому +1

      the bed of japanese old man in wolverine

  • @funklebunk7249
    @funklebunk7249 6 років тому

    One more step towards the future. U guys really nailed it!

  • @MS-sv1tr
    @MS-sv1tr 3 роки тому +1

    It solves problems that no one needed solved. Great job.

  • @gp5
    @gp5 8 років тому +117

    What sorcery this be?

    • @cha0ticz707
      @cha0ticz707 8 років тому +1

      +Pez's Vlogs|Gaming|Random Stories Ok your obsised with bo3... that quote isnt even really from bo3 anyone else said it before bo3 even came out

    • @KozakXII
      @KozakXII 8 років тому

      did somebody call me lol

    • @stewartjeffrey7501
      @stewartjeffrey7501 8 років тому

      ha thats funny isk

    • @maxrichhart4929
      @maxrichhart4929 8 років тому

      +gp5 TIS Technology :D

    • @GoldenHay1
      @GoldenHay1 8 років тому +1

      +gp5
      Magic is an abomination! *Anti Mage*
      But seriously, it's very cool and will be useful in the future.

  • @peredix
    @peredix 6 років тому +1067

    *But can it run Crysis?*

    • @deft4184
      @deft4184 6 років тому +15

      You got to be kidding me

    • @cdkumquat4953
      @cdkumquat4953 6 років тому +18

      The computer might be able to, but it probably runs on Linux.

    • @nazx_27
      @nazx_27 6 років тому +1

      Peredix Gaming y!ckdl

    • @greenspace.
      @greenspace. 6 років тому

      yup it can

    • @truffor1434
      @truffor1434 6 років тому

      Not Crysis, but they can start with low res voxel games as "Comanche maximum overkill" :D

  • @1995krampe
    @1995krampe 6 років тому

    man i wish i would be smart enough to study at the MIT and develop such things
    its incredible and i always follow stuff like this with joy and excitement

  • @mikeymara411
    @mikeymara411 3 роки тому

    hug a loved one from across the planet

  • @Rikent
    @Rikent 7 років тому +58

    This has been a good year for porn, first VR and now this.

    • @simonknoll6999
      @simonknoll6999 7 років тому +27

      Imagine the pussybilities

    • @1sdani
      @1sdani 7 років тому +2

      Dangit! Why'd that have to be such a good pun!?

    • @Puleczech
      @Puleczech 7 років тому

      +Llonk Nomis I first read "pussybites"

  • @BharatAswal
    @BharatAswal 10 років тому +9

    Increasing the number of actuators and reducing the size of the pixels will work wonders!

    • @dadyman7
      @dadyman7 10 років тому +1

      yup!! really awsomm technology :P

    • @CRASS2047
      @CRASS2047 10 років тому +1

      Exactly what I was thinking! There really is no limit. Also, the ability to use this system to control magnetic liquid metals would be amazing. Kind of like the floating computers in Man of Steel.

    • @BharatAswal
      @BharatAswal 10 років тому

      Oh yes!!! Just remembered that!!

  • @reuben8328
    @reuben8328 5 років тому

    I had an idea like this for a phone, where things like buttons could pop out of the screen and stuff like that! This seems cool! Hopefully someone will make that someday!

  • @spiseyboi5860
    @spiseyboi5860 5 років тому +1

    I remember watching this video when I was 6 and I was so amazed

  • @paintedrose6685
    @paintedrose6685 8 років тому +102

    this is revolutionary technology, you guys just aren't creative enough to think of the possibilities

    • @phobos2k2
      @phobos2k2 8 років тому +1

      +Girlie Gamer Exactly what I was thinking. Also, finer, more precise iterations will only expand the possibilities.

    • @rodrigocastellanos3509
      @rodrigocastellanos3509 8 років тому +4

      +Girlie Gamer You're right some people like myself aren't that creative. So can you tell me some possibilities this invention is capable of achieving?

    • @ChillBroWillGo
      @ChillBroWillGo 8 років тому +3

      +Girlie Gamer "You guys" ... What about yourself? ;-)

    • @ChillBroWillGo
      @ChillBroWillGo 8 років тому

      Rainbow SHEEP!!! fu.. xD

    • @mzh3000
      @mzh3000 8 років тому

      +Girlie Gamer
      It's definately a step. I said the same for holograms when some dude made a 3d cube of LEDs.
      It's all just a step

  • @maimmes
    @maimmes 7 років тому +66

    And I was like "woah technology!"

  • @BananaPlaysGames
    @BananaPlaysGames 6 років тому

    this is amazing.. I've been watching this forever

  • @TheFlyingE
    @TheFlyingE 6 років тому +61

    *BUT CAN HE DO T H I S*

  • @pluskoLP
    @pluskoLP 7 років тому +27

    Now if you make every pin like 3x3mm big and attach a small computer with updating software/plugins this would be really epic. Perfect console for smart homes, easy 3d modelling and a lot more...really interesting

    • @davemarx7856
      @davemarx7856 7 років тому

      your the person.
      I was wondering what the practical applications for this would be.
      it's definitely neat, but I can't figure out a productive way for it to be used.
      you suggest (I think) an interface for a house?
      that seems excessive to me. but at the same time I can't think of a purpose.
      it seems to have two functions.
      1) it can (to am extent) simulate 3d objects.
      2) it can accept instructions and morph to perform limited tasks.
      so using the second function, it could do what I believe you suggest.
      make it look like your house > press on an area of the display > it morphs to display the selected area in greater detail
      that's cool... but it seems to be a (somewhat) large machine. table sized. so... bigger than a tablet.
      I dunno. I get flustered when I see awesome tech with no clear, practical and pragmatic use.

    • @user-to2tt3qx5w
      @user-to2tt3qx5w 7 років тому +4

      practical applications ? interacting with waifus

    • @davemarx7856
      @davemarx7856 7 років тому +4

      Noone
      You are never allowed to use my interface 😷

    • @streetmagik3105
      @streetmagik3105 7 років тому +9

      The first computers filled entire buildings and could barely make simple calculations.
      It's about the possibilities for the tech. It will get smaller over time and who knows what it eventually be used for? What if a very sophisticated version worked as your bed? Every actuator rises or sinks based on your weight and movement to to give you perfect posture while sleeping or even just sitting. Tons of ideas flying around for what this tech can become. This is just the beginning.

    • @davemarx7856
      @davemarx7856 7 років тому +3

      Streetmagik
      There it is!
      That's actually what I was looking for.
      Let's take it one step further...
      The entire floor is made of these things.
      You walk into a large, house-sized box. There's a tablet interface. You specify that you are the new inhabitants. You, your partner and two kids. The tablet displays a few basic home layouts. You choose one.
      Sections of the floors begin to rise, creating walls, separating areas and creating rooms.
      The new walls change color.
      The kids run down the hall to their new room. You follow and watch them play hopscotch on the floor. The floor blinks in time with their jumps.
      You and your partner go to the room that is to be yours. You step inside and ask for the door to be closed.
      The floor where the entryway was rises and you are in a soundproof space. The floor and walls begin to glow a smoky red.
      Hanky Panky protocols are initiated.

  • @misxki_i
    @misxki_i 7 років тому +330

    Woah technology

  • @zungotechnology6212
    @zungotechnology6212 3 роки тому +1

    If there were thousands of these elements so smaller that would be amazing...

  • @mariogeek425
    @mariogeek425 5 років тому

    its on my bucket list to mess around with this

  • @maryjewana3284
    @maryjewana3284 7 років тому +136

    And I'm out here trying to figure out how to find the angle of a damn triangle using proportion cross products

    • @XXXB1EAKXXX
      @XXXB1EAKXXX 7 років тому +7

      Mary Jewana the sum of the angles of a triangle? it's 180°

  • @wompaper
    @wompaper 9 років тому +11

    now wait 10-15 years for this to upscale resolution and find some nice practical usage and watch the miracle happen

    • @sameehaomer428
      @sameehaomer428 9 років тому

      Maybe when you bid chat people this will happen

  • @tortysoft
    @tortysoft 3 місяці тому +2

    Increase the resolution - a lot - and this will be great, make the pillars in to pixels physical blocks and it will be fabulous. This is a good first step.

  • @NoMics
    @NoMics 6 років тому +1

    this is amazing. (this probably isnt possible) but imagine a room with the floor made of these and you could interact with it and add furniture with them. that would be amazing

  • @theloaf6063
    @theloaf6063 7 років тому +203

    137 years ago Edison invented the light bulb... pretty amazing right?

    • @Hijacker5656
      @Hijacker5656 7 років тому +32

      em?
      Humphry Davy, 1802, first electric light.
      Warren de la Rue, 1840, first light bulb.
      Thomas Edison, 1880, first commercial light bulb.

    • @yazanhason4103
      @yazanhason4103 7 років тому

      em?
      No-one cares

    • @Dyelbro123
      @Dyelbro123 7 років тому +21

      no he didn't.

    • @theloaf6063
      @theloaf6063 7 років тому +5

      Dmitry Shklovsky still, pretty cool

    • @domobrah2671
      @domobrah2671 7 років тому +4

      Its only been 137 years? wow we are moving fast

  • @jasonbentley2819
    @jasonbentley2819 9 років тому +46

    Wouldn't it be much better with thinner blocks?

    • @jasonbentley2819
      @jasonbentley2819 9 років тому

      *****
      Yes, that is true. I can't wait for it to be readily available to the public. :)

    • @slaughtered777
      @slaughtered777 9 років тому +1

      Jason Bentley They can always do that later... like the transistors on microchips are made at 4 nano-meters now! It's easier for them to test and perfect on a small scale first. It's going to be awesome :D

    • @donnabaker7175
      @donnabaker7175 9 років тому

      Yeeees that is so true

    • @jasonbentley2819
      @jasonbentley2819 8 років тому +1

      slaughtered777
      Yeah that's a good point!

    • @domachondri
      @domachondri 8 років тому +1

      Also if each block had a screen, and backlights, it would be even more effective

  • @matthewdh123
    @matthewdh123 5 років тому +1

    Super cool... Now I'm imagining an entire office, that looks just like an empty room. I walk in and the whole floor roof and walls are just like the table.
    I walk in, say "work" and a table and a chair forms from the ground.

  • @chiefsed4473
    @chiefsed4473 5 років тому

    MIT...truly home to great minds.

  • @g753arfield
    @g753arfield 7 років тому +53

    Big hero 6 nanobots

  • @christianolivieri52
    @christianolivieri52 7 років тому +11

    i've seen this At The EXPO 2015,no words, Just awesome

    • @tamaradimarco878
      @tamaradimarco878 7 років тому

      TheChris 03 Where? I have been there but not seen this

    • @christianolivieri52
      @christianolivieri52 7 років тому

      Tamara Di Marco At The stand of khazakistan i think or thailand

  • @eziodrakkara6759
    @eziodrakkara6759 6 років тому +1

    this is pretty cool and a good start for an amazing bit of tech. the scene with the dude and his phone was funny though lol. inFORM was like " answer your damn phone moron! "

  • @lucasdelfino5358
    @lucasdelfino5358 5 років тому

    The implications are incredible!

  • @IncertusVeritas
    @IncertusVeritas 9 років тому +5

    Endless applications for this type of tangible from virtual environment technology. Imagine these pins being as thin as a fiber optic cable, all in a super compact device; all hooked up to a built in kinect/projector ceiling... Talking about sealing a deal with a virtual-tangible handshake from across the world, feeling the touch from a sourly missed family member living abroad, presentation apps, medical help, etc. etc. etc.
    Great work as usual MIT.

    • @DARSHANCHANDEKAR
      @DARSHANCHANDEKAR 9 років тому

      great.. i was wondering how this can be used... got my answer... ;)

    • @petergutierrez9356
      @petergutierrez9356 9 років тому +1

      or bringing tupac back to life

  • @ease1926
    @ease1926 6 років тому +209

    Starting at $9996!

  • @user-vg3li6xi4i
    @user-vg3li6xi4i 6 років тому

    天才!!!!驚いてずっと口が開いたままでした。

  • @vincer8058
    @vincer8058 5 років тому

    That was freaking awesome!

  • @jimlahey4995
    @jimlahey4995 7 років тому +89

    Imagine what would be possible if each one was 1/10 the size

    • @michelleavalo6382
      @michelleavalo6382 7 років тому

      Umpalumpa Trump what..?

    • @BenMcCullough99
      @BenMcCullough99 7 років тому +17

      Less painful masterbation

    • @kobeakizaki9783
      @kobeakizaki9783 7 років тому

      Moonbae 13 if it was 10 times smaller

    • @synovialpith
      @synovialpith 7 років тому +3

      Kobe Akizaki if each pin was 10x smaller

    • @TNBLUEDIXIE
      @TNBLUEDIXIE 6 років тому +2

      Why not 1/100 or even 1/1,000 of the original size?

  • @peatear42
    @peatear42 10 років тому +13

    First thought after seeing it, what if the pins could be much smaller, then renderings could be more accurate. -Like pixels on a retina display :)

  • @pisti7252
    @pisti7252 6 років тому

    After 5 years I still love that idea.

  • @tcatking9761
    @tcatking9761 3 роки тому

    This is so cool seeing this in 2020. You could so use this for at home examples and maybe even to do things on another planet from Earth. They really are thinking well for the future...

  • @KeanM
    @KeanM 9 років тому +16

    The interaction reminded me of Superman's Fortress of Solitude

  • @randomz5641
    @randomz5641 8 років тому +78

    And only $1,000,000,000 fucking dollars :D

  • @bluebook2937
    @bluebook2937 6 років тому +1

    I just imagine a separate parent and child holding her/his mother's/father's arm through this

  • @DiamondSane
    @DiamondSane 5 років тому

    I remembered me watching this in 2013.. It was good old times.

  • @exadire1029
    @exadire1029 7 років тому +68

    This legitimately cool I would love to know the science behind this or process of how they made it :D

    • @7somerandomguy
      @7somerandomguy 7 років тому

      German-Shinigami same

    • @applepie55555
      @applepie55555 7 років тому +6

      "SCIENCE"

    • @isakfalk-eliasson1675
      @isakfalk-eliasson1675 7 років тому +8

      The Kinect reads 3D data of the person far away. Lets say that persons does a thumbs up under the Kinect. The Kinect takes note of the hands positioning, and then sends it to the computer on the other side.
      The computer with the data tells every wooden block how high it should be to minic the thumbs up.
      Pretty simple!

    • @isakfalk-eliasson1675
      @isakfalk-eliasson1675 7 років тому

      General_GS

    • @exadire1029
      @exadire1029 7 років тому +3

      Isak Falk-Eliasson Thank you so much for explaining the process! :)

  • @Eien42
    @Eien42 8 років тому +10

    this one step closer to the nanobots from Big Hero 6

  • @Adauto_Vieira
    @Adauto_Vieira 5 років тому +1

    Q INCRÍVEL!!!
    MARAVILHOSO!!!
    🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

  • @punpcklbw
    @punpcklbw 5 місяців тому

    Can't wait until this kind of tech becomes affordable and widespread. Having better support for force & touch feedback from using computers opens a lot of options in digital sculpting, communication and recreative use.

  • @Laurynas_S
    @Laurynas_S 8 років тому +22

    Now you can slap other person in the face during skype video calls.

    • @rotoast8113
      @rotoast8113 8 років тому +1

      +Laurynas S. uppercuts will work great, too.

    • @timunkecut524
      @timunkecut524 8 років тому

      lol XD

    • @Archived0
      @Archived0 8 років тому +3

      +Robert Bert I think uppercuts would be superior in this particular case. Nice thinking. xD

  • @HenryQiu
    @HenryQiu 10 років тому +19

    omg wolverine 2, that Japanese guy's chair

  • @yaboi3749
    @yaboi3749 6 років тому +3

    Imagine a bedroom floor full of this and it synchronizes with the music you're playing... Which song would you play?

  • @learnmandarin-english-baha2769
    @learnmandarin-english-baha2769 3 роки тому

    Saw another video with similar technology in china. But mainly for interactive wall display. This is wayyyyy cooler and with possible practical application. Bravo.

  • @jeremymitchell6501
    @jeremymitchell6501 8 років тому +70

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

  • @Christian85595
    @Christian85595 10 років тому +4

    This will give a whole new definition to Internet "Relationships"

  • @tungster24
    @tungster24 2 роки тому

    this is one of my childhood vids for some reason

  • @AquaRedX
    @AquaRedX 6 років тому

    Big Hero 6 is alive. Grate work Kenji!

  • @drunkdonutboy
    @drunkdonutboy 9 років тому +13

    The potential applications of this are amazing. Imagine if it came to a point where surgical procedures cpuld be done like this?

    • @timetuner
      @timetuner 9 років тому +7

      This particular interface probably wouldn't be very helpful, but what I think you're imagining is already a thing. Look in to the Da Vinci surgical system. It's pretty impressive.

    • @bighands69
      @bighands69 9 років тому

      Abraxian Absolution
      The codes and controls that are behind this are very important for the likes of control robotics. Digital controls are now starting to reach the levels of resolution that allow it to compete with the likes of analogue.

    • @YujikoFTW
      @YujikoFTW 9 років тому +7

      Fuck that shit, imagine porn aplications!

    • @Brainbuster
      @Brainbuster 9 років тому +4

      Yujiko
      Too late. I came at 1:11

    • @drunkdonutboy
      @drunkdonutboy 9 років тому

      I think I was referring to the mobility of the human hand over large distances.

  • @vulcanprincess1584
    @vulcanprincess1584 8 років тому +8

    Just imagine when those pieces are tiny, almost microscopic, transistor size. It'll be like Real virtuality instead of virtual reality, or something

  • @angelaphsiao
    @angelaphsiao 5 років тому

    I could see this becoming a great accessibility tool

  • @mindsigh4
    @mindsigh4 2 роки тому

    3 D PIXELATION,
    cool to see it's interpretation of sound tones, frequencies, MUSIC

  • @stephenmcallister2169
    @stephenmcallister2169 8 років тому +7

    these guys are so damn smart this is the best music they can come up with?

  • @sanwalfarooque2747
    @sanwalfarooque2747 7 років тому +7

    and I cant even set my LEGOs straight...

  • @berkaysimsek3011
    @berkaysimsek3011 5 років тому

    oh my goodness... no words for this geniuses

  • @underakillingmoon
    @underakillingmoon 4 роки тому

    Seeing this in 2019 and being amazed...