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in the game

Using real-holographic technology to live-reproduce a game on another field for spectators.
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Recently, some sort of holographic technology was invented (http://www.io2technology.com). There surely will be hundreds of half-baked ideas based on this technology, here is a grand-scale one.

Instead of spectators sitting down and watching some football or soccer like game on tv, we could use the newly invented holotechnology to capture the game, and reporoduce it in 3-d, live, onto another field of the same size, perhaps in a different city. That way spectators could be 'in the game', whatching their sporting heros rush by them, as they watched the game, from the center of the game. Exciting? no?

tomjacobs, Sep 27 2003

[tomjacobs]' link http://www.io2technology.com
[po, Oct 04 2004]

Tsunkatse http://en.wikipedia...Star_Trek:_Voyager)
I thought I'd seen this before... [Cedar Park, Nov 18 2010]

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       No.
DrCurry, Sep 27 2003
  

       Sorry,but I don't think it's a good idea.
5thdown, Dec 31 2004
  

       Could be cool to follow the game 3D on your livingroom floor.
aermar, Nov 15 2010
  

       I just lost the game.
spidermother, Nov 18 2010
  

       It would be more healthy and active for the spectators to be holographically projected, and then all of the extra people could actually, you know, play the game, rather than sitting on their arses watching other humans being healthy and active. [-]
pocmloc, Nov 18 2010
  
      
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