FlyViz puts eyes in the back of your head
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I see you, the FlyViz system gives the wearer a 360-degree panoramic view
The FlyViz displays 360-degree vision captured in a helmet-mounted camera on a Sony HMZ-TD Personal 3D Viewer
The FlyViz has been worn by someone driving a car - the driver's view can be seen at the bottom of the image
Two views provided by the FlyViz system
Article Summary
Those just as concerned about where they’ve been as where they’re going might be keen to give the “FlyViz” a go. Created by a team of French researchers to expand the scope of human vision, the prototype system captures vision on a 360-degree camera attached to the top of a helmet that is processed in real time and displayed on Sony’s HMZ-TD Personal 3D Viewer, giving the wearer a 360-view of their surroundings.
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