Projection Alarm Clocks

10 Comments

1. DJelectfire
   Posted September 12, 2010 at 9:19 pm | Permalink

   Hi, thanks a lot for this tutorial, I've seen no one so complete like yours. Good job, I't fuckn awesome!

2. water_skipper
   Posted October 3, 2010 at 5:54 pm | Permalink

   I'm not sure. You need the camera to see what you're doing. If you have a camera with a small sensor, it won't be as sensitive to light so the system might have to operate slower and it will effectively have a little higher magnficiation (less field of view) so you might have to project the beam in a narrower confine. To answer your question, yes it should work but I've never tried anything like this.

3. John Brand
   Posted October 18, 2010 at 5:53 pm | Permalink

   I have read even your technical reports in German, as I'm bilingual. I too have trouble with these unnatural bulbs: a pain in the skin on my face and sensitive lips. Secondly, there is a Dutch firm called Lightfresh and/or Freshlight, exporting to U.K. special and even more expensive ANION lamps that should clean and freshen-up the air, maybe in large numbers soon, e.g. in schools. They boast these savingenergy lamps are fullspectrum and very healthy. Is that so, is it possible? As for me, my face (and nose) aches even more with these anion lightbulbs I have for a year. Thirdly, should I save up money for a new tube tv, LCD- , Plasma- , LED- or beamer/laser projection TV, including electrosmog corrector…Bye.

4. Mulletflaps
   Posted October 31, 2010 at 5:52 pm | Permalink

   Project Blue Beam

5. krashid59
   Posted November 8, 2010 at 6:00 am | Permalink

   Microvision Inc. (MVIS) Stock Slumps 17%: The company's projection display engine uses highly efficient laser ligh…

6. Delgarits
   Posted November 11, 2010 at 1:45 am | Permalink

   I didn't read the whole thing =/ Sorry but no, I have not heard of it. It sounds supercool though =]

7. water_skipper
   Posted November 11, 2010 at 6:27 pm | Permalink

   I'm not sure. You need the camera to see what you're doing. If you have a camera with a small sensor, it won't be as sensitive to light so the system might have to operate slower and it will effectively have a little higher magnficiation (less field of view) so you might have to project the beam in a narrower confine. To answer your question, yes it should work but I've never tried anything like this.

8. realityisoverrated
   Posted November 16, 2010 at 8:06 pm | Permalink

   The Ultimate Roleplaying room. A 50′ round table, built concave to amplify acoustics naturally, with a glass top. Around the table are place settings with shelves so that only you can see your sheet, and no one else can (unless you pull your sheet out and give it to the GM, let’s say). Just inside of the outer area of the table (where the place settings are), is a [Microsoft Surface (or some alternative) system with the D&D gaming running on it. Each place setting has their own D&D app running, but each of them are networked together. This would also allow roleplayers to run other applications in the background, for example: ordering pizza, watching a funny youtube video, playing etc. Projection is a must. It’d need to be possible to project any person’s screen somewhere where each of the players could see it. Ideally, this would be a dust-based laser projection system that would behave almost like a hologram in the middle of the room. It’s not horrifically difficult or expensive, it just requires a lot of custom-building. It would be important to allow the GM to determine which screen projects for the rest of the party to watch. The projection would not only show what’s on the Microsoft Surface screens, but could also project each player’s spot in general, looking downward, captured with a camera. That way, all the players (as well as the GM) can watch the dice rolls and discourage all those no good, cheating, muffin munching, dice spoofing lying sons’a'bitches from being deceitful about their dice results. In the center of this table is a large, refrigerated soda vending machine, with chutes running to each place setting, so someone can press their selection for Mt. Dew, Bud Light, Guinness, Cow Spit or anything else they want and it will instantly **KA-THUNK** to their place setting. It would, essentially, be operated like a pool table (only with cans of drinks, instead of pool balls). You, of course, are not limited to roleplaying with this table. You could also LAN and run tournaments, as well as playing any other system that

9. Emirates-Genius~
   Posted November 25, 2010 at 8:48 pm | Permalink

   I could go along with the space show hologram deal but the earthquakes and telepathy issues seem a little too far-fetched although we have technology today to directly focus sound waves in speaker systems …albeit in a smaller fashion. And it may be possible to generate earthquakes based on explosives set off in the right areas of fault zones…even a possible Tesla device called the earthquake machine although it was meant for structures. It could also happen that natural earthquakes are used and evidence is planted which contradicts accepted religious beliefs.

   The Bible states that all people on earth will see Jesus return so it's possible that it is referring to holograms generated by satellite transmissions or ground based systems. As with any conspiracy theory, there's usually a kernel of truth to them. Since the Bible predicts a coming anti-Christ and one world government, it's not outside the realm of possibility that such a global government would have the resources and power to develope the means to communicate with all people on earth through holograms and directed soundwaves….the energies required might be a problem though.

   I don't think it would supplant the "rapture" if you accept that pre-trib version but it could be a means to deceive many people into the belief in the anti-Christ.

10. John Brand
    Posted December 4, 2010 at 12:37 am | Permalink

    I have read even your technical reports in German, as I'm bilingual. I too have trouble with these unnatural bulbs: a pain in the skin on my face and sensitive lips. Secondly, there is a Dutch firm called Lightfresh and/or Freshlight, exporting to U.K. special and even more expensive ANION lamps that should clean and freshen-up the air, maybe in large numbers soon, e.g. in schools. They boast these savingenergy lamps are fullspectrum and very healthy. Is that so, is it possible? As for me, my face (and nose) aches even more with these anion lightbulbs I have for a year. Thirdly, should I save up money for a new tube tv, LCD- , Plasma- , LED- or beamer/laser projection TV, including electrosmog corrector…Bye.