The railroad train in a sense is clockwork put in motion, a machine that traverses space, not just time, as its gears turn.
When you are an essentially immortal being from another planet who can traverse space and time, you don't always pick up on changes great and small.
Of particular interest, in terms of potential users of parks, are children, whose geographical range is limited by their ability to traverse space using nonmotorized modes of transportation, or by their dependence on adults for common forms of motorized mobility.
Virtual reality has its issues when it comes to traversing space and a device like the Omni could theoretically serve as a solution, but there's still a long way to go before the tech is ready for the average VR consumer, a niche that's already pretty focused compared to the average regular consumer.
We have in a small way responded to De Genova and Peutz's call for 'scholars, advocates, and activists- citizens, denizens and deportees alike- to engage politically and theoretically in renewed ways with questions of freedom, in one of its most basic and meaningful senses: the freedom to traverse space and to make a space for oneself in the world' (De Genova & Peutz, 2010, p. 3).
Unlike the real life event, though, the online project (developed by Avco) allows users to explore over 40 of the performances from a man playing bagpipes on a roof, to a group of children playing violin in one space, effectively offering the chance to traverse space and time with the added kick of a sensory overload. .
Readers of left-to-right written languages tend to conceptualize events as traversing space concordantly.
I don't get to walk through an open world, but here I think that's not such a hardship; the world's a vast desert, barren and bland, and traversing spaces in Wasteland 2 is a slow business.
Today, Occipital is showing off a tracking platform optimized for all-in-one headsets that will allow users to traverse spaces without external sensors using low-cost integrated cameras and IMUs.
