The beginning of QuakeCon is always started by several hours of John
Carmack talking about very technical things. This two hour keynote
typically runs into the three to four hour range, and it was no
different this time. John certainly has the gift of gab when it comes
to his projects, but unlike others his gab is chock full of useful
information, often quite beyond the understanding of those in the
audience.
URL: http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Editorial/John-Carmacks-QuakeCon-2012-Keynote
Quote: "The final topic was that of Johns VR glasses experiments that
he has been doing, as well as the work he is doing with the company
Oculus. This is obviously a passion for John, as he talked a lot
about it. He detailed out the issues with current head mounted
displays, what he has done to mitigate them, and the final cludged
together product that he was able to produce essentially on his own.
He was quite excited to get in touch with the people at Oculus, as
they have a nearly shipping product that takes HMD VR to the next
level. Topics involved per eye resolution, optics, latency, absolute
head position, and software support. This took up the major portion
of his talk. It is an area that he obviously is very excited about
and hopes to expand upon soon."
Thanks!!
Ryan Shrout
PC Perspective
rshrout ( -at -) pcper.com
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John Carmack's QuakeCon 2012 Keynote
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