 probably the coolest thing ever!, want to see this commercialised |
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levitating space race thingy.....need one now!!
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10 Jan 2012, 06:18
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 LABATYD 
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Too bad it's not real. If they had just shown the ships gliding around the track, I would have believed it, but the controller shown with side/side and forward/reverse pretty much nailed it as a CGI viral video. That's really cool, and the CGI is really well done, but it's faker than something that's really really fake.
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10 Jan 2012, 07:28
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hi
the motion blur on the ships says it's cgi as well, but the big p%#= take is the company name..??? -------------------- |
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10 Jan 2012, 08:26
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Team Owner Group: Members Posts: 1,230 Joined: 16-September 09 From: lerida catalonia, spain Member No.: 13,018 |
very cheesy i agree, but i still think it should be more than possible the controller simply varies the current to the magnets for speed i imagine. heres a more believable vid
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11 Jan 2012, 04:56
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LABATYD
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I like that figure 8 track better than the oval we've seen with the toy train engine. Both work the same way, though.
When we see a video like that showing the vehicle being controlled even forward/reverse by electromagnetism in the track, we'll be one step closer to the Wipeout toy. Before that happens, though, we'll need that left/right control to "change lanes". Right now, it's impossible. In the future, I imagine it will be possible. The question is how long will it take before someone figures those two important requirements out. -------------------- |}>------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |}>- The Magic of INOX MX3 as a braid/rail conditioner and how to apply it. |}>- My Scalextric Digital APB Instructional Videos |}>- Rainier Raceways is my home track |}>- SSD EXTREEEM!! showcase video |}>- My local digital club, DRAWW |}>- Swing by for a quick chat on my LIVE CHAT page. |}>------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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11 Jan 2012, 06:21
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Scorpius + magnetic track + in car electromagnets + inductive charging = Wipeoutish type track
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12 Jan 2012, 21:16
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LABATYD
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Oh yeah, I forgot about Scorpius! Nevermind, then. So, who's the first to build it?
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