Watch this first >
//note: how do i embed videos here?
Project NATAL.
A revolutionary new way to play: no controller required. See a ball? Kick it, hit it, trap it or catch it. If you know how to move your hands, shake your hips or speak you and your friends can jump into the fun -- the only experience needed is life experience.
What do you think about this?
Can this really be called a game?
Is it too human?
ISN'T IT SCARY?
Think of all the possibilities! (interactive porn)
A Project NATAL Commercial/Showoff:
(not about the AI, but more the motion capture)
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:04 pm
by thejahooli
I have a feeling that it is slightly fixed because they're making it out that you can talk to him about anything when I'm pretty sure itll have a limited amount of subjects. Also Molyneux has a habit of over hying things.
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:45 pm
by MarauderIIC
Netwatcher wrote://note: how do i embed videos here?
I'd have been more excited about project natal if there weren't a few things that made it look like the actors were syncing to the screen: ie, it doesn't necessarily work.
dandymcgee wrote:(youtube) HluWsMlfj68 (/youtube) with [] brackets of course.
Thanks guys.
I am still very sceptic about that video either, and for that matter, concentrate on the concept instead of what's real or not.
And you won't know for sure until it's out.
besides the AI part, their live Motion Capturing technique is much more advanced than previous ones, much more accurate and overall amazing, the eyetoy had many problems in it(legs are legs, hand are hands and body is body, in the eyetoy anything moving was an object)
Think of this, combined with the Neurosky Mindset(brain waves game controller thingy) would give the perfect gaming expirience~!
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 9:33 pm
by Joeyotrevor
I would be surprised if it works as well as it does in the videos when it is released. Look like it would be a bitch for program for.
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 8:06 am
by programmerinprogress
thejahooli wrote:I have a feeling that it is slightly fixed because they're making it out that you can talk to him about anything when I'm pretty sure itll have a limited amount of subjects. Also Molyneux has a habit of over hying things.
He lies more than Benjamin Linus! [/geeky lost reference]
I think, that with some more development that it will be pretty good, but, as I mentioned in a similar thread, the voice recognition has to be up to the standard of the motion sensors, because believe me, milo saying "sorry, can you repeat that?" a million times would drive me up the wall!!
as for predefined scripts controlling milo, I agree, I seriously doubt that this project has limited scope in terms of interaction, can all of the human logical responses be emulated in a single application? I think not!
Perhaps he will have improved AI in the shape of downloadble content, imagine seeing this on the Xbox download window
He listens to you! (sorta), he plays games with you and he's your friend, we introduce to you, a new dimension in human interaction!
Milo: He's saying things to your friends when you go out of the room! expansion pack
Experience the thrills and spills of your new best friend, turning all of your real friends against you!
This little backstabber will take pride in keeping you all to himself, because he doesn't have anyone else.
And, coming this fall, Kleptomanic Milo! better get it before he does
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 12:18 pm
by hurstshifter
thejahooli wrote: Also Molyneux has a habit of over hying things.
Biggest understatement in the history of The Chaos Rift.
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 1:27 pm
by Innerscope
Technology that good, either doesn't exist yet or would be too expensive to implement on a home video game console.
I thought this was more impressive. (only because there's an actual demonstration)
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 2:44 pm
by dandymcgee
Innerscope wrote:Technology that good, either doesn't exist yet or would be too expensive to implement on a home video game console.
I thought this was more impressive. (only because there's an actual demonstration)
That is so much cooler than a person I can talk to.. lol.
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 4:18 pm
by Netwatcher
Innerscope wrote:Technology that good, either doesn't exist yet or would be too expensive to implement on a home video game console.
I thought this was more impressive. (only because there's an actual demonstration)
That's just a Wii with some pretty graphics and a physics demo.
Nice presentation though.
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 4:30 pm
by Innerscope
That's just a Wii with some pretty graphics and a physics demo.
I'd agree with you, if it wasn't using a camera to pick up information. On the Wii, the camera is in the Wii-mote and only picks up infrared light. That combined with accelerometers gives some nice motion control (AFAIK), but this is better.
Re: Human-AI interaction; Project NATAL
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:42 pm
by teamtwentythree
Video of Natal in action. From what I hear the red suits aren't required, but who knows how true that is.
I see people are more interested in the motion tracking aspect :*Changing topic title*: (Probably because no1 believes the AI thing is real :p, it is not completely impossible though)
Re: Project NATAL
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 4:43 am
by Innerscope
Video of Natal in action. From what I hear the red suits aren't required, but who knows how true that is.
That was impressive. Still not at the same level as the video though. I'm still a bit skeptical on how well it would handle multi-player, and the whole Milo/A.I. thing.
