Step 4Final Product and Future Upgrades
Future Upgrades:
- Better camera (HD, auto focus, high frame rate, wide FoV)
- Better lenses (larger viewing area, removing the slight "tunnel" look)
- Fully adjustable lens mounts (different users can adjust to their eyes)
- IR LEDs (allowing the camera to see in low light)
- Head Movement sensor
- HUD (including displays of battery life and other useful info)
- Area microphone (allowing the unit to pick up and intelligently amplify sounds)
It is my goal to eventually make these good enough to wear without hindering vision or hearing!
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1: What is the power source?
2: How do your hear anything with the headphones.
Im only asking because it looks good for like Nerf or airsoft wars, but i just need to know how hearing works with that thingy
Great instructable! Could use a little more detail, but it's understandable that it shifts between parts.
I was thinking of mounting this into a replica helmet from a video game, but also adding IR lights on the sides for night vision, do webcams have IR filters?
If you're willing to pay a bit, you can by security cameras that are designed to run on ir light. all you have to do is take the ir leds out of the camera housing and voila.
http://jakehildebrandt.com/2007/09/30/25-head-mounted-display/
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http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-cheap-heads-display-hud-164805/
Get back to you on more. I want a Vegta style scouter XD
All he needed to do was to put some ir leds behind the lens.. or in the side of the glasses
See here: the trees get white, and the grass brown, but the sky stays blue
But you could show us some of your work. I love stuff like that
=D
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that was a bit sappy
Just stick with your cellphone camera that's always around =D
second: I try to expose my idea (try because my english is terrible).. If you can take a wii remote control and apposit bar(or make them with two IR led), configure them to work with computer (you can find how in some sites on web), and mount the bar or only the two IR on the side of your glasses. now put the nunc of wii in front of you (pointed on you) and you can use the movements of your head intead of movement of mouse.
I think that can take some times to configure and take practice..but you obtain a powerfull headset for gaming :D
naturally if you can switch between camera vision and screen input.
I'd try to add another camera, so that they would be just in front of the screens, so the screens would show stereoscopic images.
And of course it isn't good for anything without a good software, but I hope that is also on the way.
Having a laptop (maybe with mobile internet connection) as the processing unit would give it very impressing abilities, including but not limited to scanning a barcode (or qr code) and displaying it's meanings, looking at a map and highlighting your position (using a GPS module connected to the laptop), or just using a sheet of plain white paper as a display and a laser pointer as a mouse. Hell, it may even recognize the faces of people I meet and show their names floating above their heads...
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After thinking through these, now I know that I need to have this thing as soon as it comes out :)