| Re: [science-iwg] Project Tango for Science and Data Visualization |
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Well I thought tango was this in the scientific software area: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TANGO From: UOMo [mailto:uomo@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Hi, I guess it's too early to consider anybody able to get their hands on that (unless Google was to bring it to ECF for one of their sessions, but I guess they reserve that to I/O for now it looks like Google Project Tango https://www.google.com/atap/projecttango/#project has quite some potential especially around (Data) Visualization and similar use cases. It's often CSI "FX Magic" to walk through a patient's or victim's body, but what the glimpse of Project Tango shows us so far, that could be available to a slightly broader public with a much smaller budget, soon, too. I don't own a Google Glass pair myself, but a leader of the NY JUG kindly helped us develop Heart-of-Glass and optimize visualization of the remote Heart Monitor to his Google Glass, so in a scenario where a doctor (or even patient themsselves)
wanted to see the heart rate while running on a tread mill, strapped to a Polar or other Heart sensor: At least the mocked-up version is something we're happy to discuss at the Science WG Meeting next week. See some of you there, Werner |
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