Where is our life goes with this sixth sense technology? Just watch this.....

[b]It's ironic that you mention science fiction (SF) technology, especially in movies, as I recall a fantastic scene in that film starring David Bowie, called "The Man Who Fell to Earth," in which a woman on a different planet is shown unrolling a thin, flat computer screen, & looking at a communication from her husband who's on earth (disguised to look human). I was struck by that bit of technology, & here, now, we have a man playing a video game on a piece of paper. It looked so similar to that scene I was startled! I've always known that the best SF was just future stories that would someday be true (in many, many cases, at least). I was frankly impatient for the day we'd have spaceflight, computers, force fields, nano-technology, mapping the human genome, cloaking devices, time travel, anti-gravity, et al, knowing that the scientists (the original writers of 20th century SF, for several decades) knew what they were predicting was possible! So far, I've been right! We have every one of those things! Some are still in their infancy (such s sub-molecular time travel & anti-gravity--thanks to super-colliders), but all have been achieved. I can't wait for cold fusion! Maggiepie "WHERE'S THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE?"[/b]

[b]Some may. In fact, I know that certain Star Trek fans grew up to get into complex technologies--many in NASA! But the real irony is that, originally, 99% of SF was written by scientists for other scientists! The film-makers only got into it much later, & as they weren't scientists, it was pretty poor stuff, with rare exception. They were more "inspired" by making a fast buck than by science. For example, long before we had telecommunication satellites whizzing around the world in space, Arthur C. Clarke was writing such technology into his early fiction! So, if you make a call to another country on the other side of the world, or even to space, you owe Mr. Clarke a grateful thank you! Maggiepie___^..^

Yeah, I think that a lot of the scientists get their inspiration from early Sci-Fi movies. The funny thing that I remember about these shows from the 1960's is that when they were portraying life in the early 21st century like the year 2000, they always had flying cars and things like that. I remember the cartoon The Jetsons having video phones and at the time thinking how wonderful that would be and now I take it for granted that I can chat face to face to someone anywhere in the world via Skype!

Hello Hartley, Yes.. the guy is really a genius. He worked for some 8 years in this technology after he finishes his college. I really an admirer of modern technology and how it evolves in the mind of a person. God id really good in making these great brain persons... Cheers... Have a nice day always...

It is just without a mouse and a keyboard but everything that is within the mouse is on our hand and in that technology he has.. I am really amazed by this... Thanks for coming into this discussion,.. Cheers,.. Have a nice day always...

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Really I hope so.... We can use it in the next coming years. Many companies can use that technology according to their interest and their customer satisfaction as Pranav gives it as a open source which is available for everyone who knows programming to modify as per the requirement.