Man hijacks eyelids resulting in being able to watch Avatar without glasses..

[Chippiewill]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uef17zOCDb8

The new innovative way to watch 3D if you're too vain to wear glasses.

[Nemo]

That is surely fake

[Josh]

Saw this yesterday.. I must say I lol'd. Imagine a family of four sitting on the couch with those eyes.

[Chippiewill]

I personally don't get the point, you look like a complete idiot either way. The only thing this new way of doing it has over the old one is that it's very SciFi

[Arch]

I don't think id be able to sit for 2 hours watching a movie while my eyelids go crazy,
plus that can't be good for your eyes or the nerves around your eyes?

[FlyingJesus]

That cannot be healthy hahaha the only positive I can see from something like this if it's real is that you don't have to readjust your glasses when they get uncomfortable or whatever but yeah not gonna rush out and buy that

[Agnostic Bear]

it's not real your eyelids can't blink 60 times a second

[Jacob]

His eye lids went mental! I don't really think that's possible though... I want evidence ;)

[cocaine]

it's not real your eyelids can't blink 60 times a second

not by your own means.. obviously this machine thing on his head (if thats what its there for) does it

i'm still sceptical, and personally i think you'd look less stupid wearing the glasses

[Jahova]

that can't be real, hahaha

[Recursion]

not by your own means.. obviously this machine thing on his head (if thats what its there for) does it

i'm still sceptical, and personally i think you'd look less stupid wearing the glasses

I doubt the muscles controlling your eye lids could cope with with 60 times a second.

It's fake yo.

[GommeInc]

I just doubt blinking like that could make a 3D image appear. Blinking seems a bit different to the design of 3D glasses, which I believe have one lens darker than the other which makes your brain develop the 3D image infront of you. Blinking doesn't seem the sort of thing to make such an effect :P

[Chris]

That is fake for a fact. I dont see what your eyelids moving could do to make anything 3D...

[N!ck]

That is fake for a fact. I dont see what your eyelids moving could do to make anything 3D...

Just how shutters opening and closing fast on a pair of glasses couldn't make anything appear 3D :rolleyes:

[HotelUser]

I don't know enough to discredit or validate that this is true, only that I'd never do it myself!

[Chippiewill]

it's not real your eyelids can't blink 60 times a second
They probably could if it wasn't your brain controlling it but electrical impulses coming from a device .



That is fake for a fact. I dont see what your eyelids moving could do to make anything 3D... I'd suggest learning how 3D works then returning.


just doubt blinking like that could make a 3D image appear. Blinking seems a bit different to the design of 3D glasses, which I believe have one lens darker than the other which makes your brain develop the 3D image infront of you.

Home 3D glasses work the same way by cutting off the image to one eye at a time, therefore the eyes get two different images at a time which produces a 3D effect. The way film theaters do it is using polarising which somehow cuts out half the image (Don't ask me how) without any moving parts.

Although I did try and get through a podcast explaining 3D technologies: http://twit.tv/mh55

[myke]

LOL. it's like the cadbury advert, too vain to wear glasses yet you'd allow yourself to look like that whilst watching a movie? LOL. surely that cant be good for your health lolo

[cocaine]

I doubt the muscles controlling your eye lids could cope with with 60 times a second.

It's fake yo.

well it wouldn't be your muscles controlling it but a device of some sort

[Oleh]

im pretty sure this is just a viral ad. The camera quality is too high for something of this caliber and the website is just the video and an email address. You'd expect something with a little bit more information if this was real.

[Recursion]

well it wouldn't be your muscles controlling it but a device of some sort

yeye but it would still cause muscle strain, I assume something like that would work by contracting your muscles or something idk

Haven't done biology in years. LOL

[Shockwave.2CC]

It'd be cool if they worked

[Mikey]

I would rather wear the glasses to be honest XD