h a l f b a k e r yAsk your doctor if the Halfbakery is right for you.
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Every finger and toe and other appendage is fitted with a tiny endoscopic camera (having a good depth of field and perhaps an auto-focus for extra depth of field possibilities) and tiny LED lamp. The endoscopes are all networked into goggles which provide a HUD-style view of all of the endoscopic camera
feeds.
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Only for those lacking compound eyes, shirley ? |
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//switch between all those camera feeds or combine them into a coherent whole would be difficult// |
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I think if you were to wear this device 24 hours a day then after a couple of weeks your brain would get used to it. |
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Look at it this way. And with a quick hand gesture, also
*this* way, at the same time. [+] |
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Certainly help in reaching for dropped stuff behind/under the work cabinet. Need open toed safety shoes, though. |
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I find the absence of amusing innuendo in the
comments strange. |
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As in "Perfect for the voyeuristic suppository user" ? |
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//Perfect// An out of focus view of the inside of a surgical glove. |
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//Perfect for the voyeuristic suppository user// |
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This is the kind of in-you-endo I was expecting. |
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