Colin Dunstan
05-24-2004, 05:28 AM
New Zealand researchers have developed (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3733249.stm) a way to overlay detailed animations and images on textbooks, children's picture books and any other title that uses illustrations.
The viewer resembles a pair of spectacles on a stick or hi-tech opera glasses and is held in front of the eyes while a book is read or paged through. "You can get God's eye view if you want," said Dr Billinghurst, "or you can go in and be part of the scene."
The viewer resembles a pair of spectacles on a stick or hi-tech opera glasses and is held in front of the eyes while a book is read or paged through. "You can get God's eye view if you want," said Dr Billinghurst, "or you can go in and be part of the scene."
