AR progress is doing pretty great. I'm fully expecting that games along the lines of Oridinal Scale will be here right on schedule, although with a slightly different technological basis. As for AGI, that's basically one of the things that will come from the technological singularity I mentioned in the video. It's basically the only way I'm seeing this stuff being resolved in the near term just due to how much processing is involved in this stuff, unless we get lucky and there's a shortcut we can use or people just get off the brain train and start looking at more reasonable options like the Peripheral Nervous system. I'm withholding my judgment on our chances for getting that kind of AI set up for another few years since we're smack dab in the middle of the time periods where Moore's law is expected to wane and processing power gains/dollars cost to obtain gains starts to kill off progress. Guess we'll be able to tell if we see a major recession/computer industry crash hit us up in the next few years. If we make it past with flying colors though, that smart toaster joke might not be as funny in the next few years.

@@VirtualDreamers I can't speak for the computer industry, but as I am studying to by a neuro physician I can certainly see the near insurmountable hurdles that VR needs. Leaving aside the brain the amount of Information and complexity of the cerebellum that controls motor balance, and the scary amount of reliance the brain has with the Hypothalamus to replicate things like thirst and temp changes in the body isn't a joke. And like you mentioned the age and type of person stops a one size fits all approach. Saltatory conduction of different myelin (white matter) is different depending on age. Older adults inevitably loose this phyislogical feature and thus to compensate the body increases Nerve Conduction Velocity to assure normal compliance. I cant imagine a computer being able to match the correct voltage and amplitude for every decayed or healthy axon, which will be differently mapped among individuals. It's just too much Information for us humans to grasp, lol.

@@fusionvideos6288 Exactly. That's without even mentioning that we don't even have a technology to analyze the brain as well as would be needed in real time to begin with. It's the reason why I mention that I only think the super AIs of a technological singularity world would be able to do it. The VR industry is better off looking for alternative measures to get things done there. I'm almost entirely skipping the brain and going right to the muscles themselves for my VR rig and it seems the industry at large is sticking to motion controls for the time being (though I hope effort still continues on alternative solutions since motion controls may get VR displaced by AR if things keep on their current trajectory)

@Cole Park I hope so. We still have a lot of untapped potential in our current tech, but seeing a us reach an asymptote on our consumer chip progress would be a major blow to the VR and AR industries. As someone who's lived their whole life in the wonder of seeing the steady progress of computers year over year, it'd be really sad to see the great progress stop any time soon.

There’s an easy fix to that last one. Make sure that the AGI has a fundamental love for life and despise killing and murder in any sort of way. Maybe it can give us a solution to the many gun violences that the government keeps dragging its feet around.

Our only options seem to be to wait out for the robots or to bring that reality into existence through our ability. Enough passion sent people to the moon. We can do this, just need know what we're getting into to better handle the challenge.

Toyota Well, if you were born in the early 2000s you might see it when you're around 60 years old in the 2060s.

Believe in reincarnation xD (hope with fulldive vr on it)

Toyota Ik right I want to go to a world like sword art online

im 14 so i think i will be alive then

Louka *future

True.. But we should be happy of the time we live in. The earth is going to get messy and toxic in the future

Global warming will come on future

Future

I'm happy that im born in the 2000s new good anime hentai nerve gear that might come out

thank god im just turning 16 :D... but... i wanna experience a great.. not getting bullied childhood.. sooo after singualarity i wanna be a kid again.. (forget my old live but dont forget knowledge and interests--> im pretty sure that will be possible then :D)

Here is you hope: Nerualink Thank me later They use electrodes to signal different parts of the brain to trigger action potential basically Full Dive

Well I’m 13 sooooo...... i really wish I have at least AR or Full Dive if possible. Of course AR will be first and I wna play Ordinal Scale or SAO... at least one of them!

What good would it be if your old 😞

Don't worry, that kind of technology is likely 10-15 years away

I'd say keep hitting the gym and eat healthy, we got marathon runners in their 90s so you could still actively play by then, you'd maybe just not be able binge for 8 hours straight

@@Yobyman damn youre really thinking ahead, i really want to be able to play full dive VR when it comes out and not be a typical old person

@@acraze2287 Same here.

Well if you think about it depending on how the technology actually turns out it might not matter what your body's like as long as your brain is fully functional

Yes but what if u cant afford it because of it is price that will for sure be high

Right on! The more VR devs we get the better. VR needs more great games like Beat Saber and Echo Arena :)

​@@VirtualDreamers I'm very interested in the idea of developing VRMMOs. Seeing that it's already been done (OrbusVR) makes me hopeful that it's a worthwhile endeavor, even with current tech VR systems. I'd like to make one one day.

I believe in you I hope we get it soon

I’m about to take IT so and i’m going to study to a good IT school they specialize IT so i’m gonna help

@@draynaruegames Not full dive, but this might interest you. Not much info on it, but: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNRhactzvs-5m40.html

Good luck there bro

Same here I started learning how to code due to Sao

Augusta Verbian rightttttt

Me too pleace

oK *freazez body* "*wAke uPPPPPP!!! we now haz new tech!*"

I’m going to do that

Lol

I'm 11 years old so i will be like 32 years old when we have Full Dive

Canal Ruim I’ll be 35 in 20 years. 45 in 30 years.

@@lenni.meringue on the bright side we might have something like the oasis to look forward to in like 10 years

@Bengal Sultan oh yea same like i would love that like i would kill to have a fully fledged naruto game or literally anything but at the same time beggers cant be choosers and i would be happy to have a game like the oasis

It really might be easier. To be immortal than to pull off full dive, though not by much.

@@VirtualDreamers You'd be surprised at just how close the technology is. Its already possable to edit the genes of a living organism. The main roadblock is tellomeres being fiddley.

AdmarilDarius thats true. I study the field of biochemestry and that kind of technology exists, not just on the grad scale a human could use it, but it geows stupidly fast

I hope

so then lets focus on becoming ageless and nearly immortal so that we can have plenty of time until full dive is possible and we'll all still be young technically when it does come. but i dont care if if im 90 when it happens, count me in.

It's truly the great part about Full Dive VR. It lowers the barrier to entry of usage that anyone who can think can use the technology. Retirement for our generation is going to be amazing.

I did'nt watch SAO, just Matrix, Black Mirror and Altered Carbon.

Jeff BAC trust me you need to watch SAO it's soo worth it

My story is a bit different I mean my major is business and accounting but I'm learning CS in institutions and online because I saw Sao as a passion as an interest as something I love this is definitely a show that kinda changed my life forever

Boy do I have some good news for you. I'm covering Ordinal Scale in a video in less than 2 hours. Should be work a watch if you have an interest in AR

Virtual Dreamers I’ll be there. After school of course

Sure lemme join u

Xristodoulos K22 hahahaha vest comment

StirFry cupp I want to be a beta tester! So make sure to message me when ya need some testers🤭

Me too!

Me 3

@@Poe_chi me 4

If you don't mind slightly worse graphics and bulkier hardware, right now. Seriously, Ordinal Scale type games will probably end up coming out before the anime's prediction of 2026 by a long shot. Give it to 2026 and I'd be outright shocked if we didn't have games like Ordinal Scales since years before.

Virtual Dreamers Thx for the feedback, love your videos by the way 👍

If you guys want to see a video of someone playing a ordinal scale esque AR game you may be interested in this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bq-WgbB9vruwZoU.html

Waaah hopefully next week

2040

Someone tell the devs to balance their darn game and fix the bugs.

It would be Paradise🌠

our original selves must be very stupid to make full dive and then live like a normal person without having abilities and stuffs

@@painyt4878 I agree but what if the life behind this one is even MORE boring.

BRO IM SO INTO TIME DILATATIO, WHEN I FIRST SEE *SAO* I WAS LIKE --THEY MUST WAKE UP JUST ONE OUR AFTER THEY LOGGED IN--- BROTHER DREAMERRR 👊👊👊👊👊

O google just did

@@rebia5542 Google's quantum computer is very very VERY limited, though.

@@autbo I mean it is a start right? xD, maybe it'll advance faster than we did with conventional computers

@@TheHazerGamer Google is willing to have a 1 million qubits system by 2030, I've read on Forbes.

Lexieonly Why how old are you? Besides be optimistic, we might reach another technological boom in a decade or so.

@@bletrick3352 im 14 but by then im not gonna be worrying about some game so i wont even care when it comes out so thats y my kids will enjoy it

@@lexieonly1377 are you virgin ?

Who says you won't be able to enjoy it? Every parent should engage in activities with their children and what could be better to do with them than the thing that they love? If you love gaming now you will love doing it with your children i guarantee you! you'll just need to buy multiple of the system it'll work on.

@@boliviabba3520 what.....😑

I know how ya feel but, im already middle aged D:

Oof. Than at least by the time it comes out, you can play the role of legendary wise wizard or fit yet gray haired knight. Or if SAO has character creation, you could be young again.

Mr. Bropont Not gonna happen until around 2100, you guys are too fucking optimistic.

Yeah. We rather not be dead when something so revolutionary and requested by people like us finally happens.

@@sheriffaboubakar9720 you are too fucking pessimistic

Best of luck in your classes! Glad to have you here :)

Always my pleasure :)

I'm aspire to make concept art and make 3D models for games so i hope i'll be doing my part in a few years

Thank you Thief! It seems likely Oridinal Scale style games are just around corner at this point. I wouldn't be surprised if early prototypes of such experiences released in the next couple of years with a game comparable to or surpassing OS quality releasing right on it's release date. Now if only I could say the same for SAO XD

Virtual Dreamers Hi! Could you please explain what Ordinal Scale means and is?

BleTrick os is a sao movie about augmented reality

or just like Sao where it could us e your actual body so there wont be no creeps, I honestly dont care about the I juts want to experience full dive>.

You are very very young, I'm jealous. I'm 19.

That's definitely a better approach. Getting caught up on making the tech brain based is kind of counter productive at this stage so I'm hoping more people take the Nerve part of Nerve Gear into consideration and explore alternative solutions and innovate in the process. A Head Mounted Display gets startlingly close to contestant presence for what it is. One can only wonder what other simple solutions may similarly be laying in wait.

That's great! There fields I mentioned and many others connected to it can grant you a skill set that will serve you well in all your pursuits, even beyond VR and AR. Good luck and do your best.

@@VirtualDreamers But the question is what to study, there are many general fields i know but none of them would help me directly. :/

@@garic8423 computer engeneerig

The only difference between Ready Player One's vision of VR and the one we have right now is the graphics and networking infrastructure. Otherwise, we have the ability to create most of that experience right now. Worth noting though that a lot of the experience they show where people are running around and such would be a lot less fun IRL than they show it in the movie if you don't have an omnidirectional treadmill or the haptic suits they show. I mentioned it in a prior video, but moving around in VR, also called "VR Locomotion" is a bit of a problem right now since tilting a stick and other more artificial means of moving around the virtual space isn't immersive. If anything, the experience they show in Ordinal Scale is much more likely than anything else right now and is likely on schedule to actually be a thing in the next few years.

@@VirtualDreamers actually i think there's a greater difference on those plataforms, since the oasis is only(NOT DETRACTING) a vr experience the SAO seems to reproduce an entire vr experience inside our minds(am i wrong?) BROTHER DREAMERRR👊👊👊👊

pfffft! Please! Ready Player One is a holliwood copy of SAO!

@@hentailoli6960 Ah... dude, RPO is based on a book from 2011

@@jeffbac1889 SAO released in 2009 ;)

I made this video entirely aware of this stuff. To conflate those genuine accomplishments with anything close to what's needed for full dive is to the first airplanes to Boeing 747s. We're a far cry away, though the progress we've made shouldn't be discounted and I'd say a 20-30 year wait is positively brief by comparison.

We won’t, 😕

@@chevon1920 believe

By 2030-2040 we'll probably be living much healthier and in a more clean climate. This of course means we will get to live longer.

Vailer people underestimate the power of stupid people. I’m sorry but religious people are very powerful and very stupid and they are currently working to stop advancements so even if the technology comes about it would take a very long time for it to be available and people to trust it.

The engineering discipline revolves around applying science. When someone builds a machine to solve a problem (i.e creating a machine that immerses all senses), they are engineering. We need help from many fields to get this done, but the final job of designing and creating a NerveGear style device would be done by the engineers of the R&D department of the pursuing organization. At this point though, there's deficiencies in so much of the task, every discipline I mentioned is going to be needed to get the job done.

@@VirtualDreamers would an electrical engineer be able to help?

Physics or engineering. Physics will help us create new tools for studying the brain/analyzing. If you want to straight up be involved in designing/constructing the headset, engineering is your jam. I'm studying engineering technology due to my own financial circumstances, but engineering proper is straight up the best path for that. Also check out the hiring pages for companies like Oculus since the positions they list clearly have a directly applicable value towards improving VR. I did a couple of videos on the channel a few years back on the matter "Careers for Virtual Reality" if you want to check those out. A bit old and don't have as much supporting imagery, but they still have good info.

Virtual Dreamers I see, is there any huge difference between engineering technology and engineering proper because I myself am not in the best financial situation right now. I’m a junior right now and don’t think that situation would change so I’m curious about that

@@Karlos-pn4yo Engineering technology can be done as a 2 year Associates degree while Engineering is a 4 year bachelors degree. You'll have a much higher earning potential as an engineer and much better job prospects. Engineering technicians have lower job prospects and expected pay, but can also graduate much more cheaply and quickly. In terms of the pecking order, the Engineer will be the designer of the device while engineering technicians build, test, and repair it. It's ideal to go for the bachelors degree if you can just due to the increased prospect for a well paying job, but if you're looking to investigate the stuff and want to get something out of your research/work, it might not hurt to get the associates degree. The only way for me to get a bachelors degree in engineering would have required taking on debt and studying basically full time, which isn't something my family could afford for me to do long enough to graduate, so I'm doing the associates since it'll still get me a degree in a potentially lucrative job (engineering technicians average around $60k vs $80k+ for engineers depending on the field), and since the costs were so low, I could afford to work part time and go to school at the same time to make it so I can graduate debt free and with money in the bank. In my particular case, my day job (warehouse work) is in an environment is common for technicians and the experience can help me out in selling myself to potential employers, although I actually have some family connections that may be able to help me out as well. Everyone's situation is different though so if you can manage it, I'd say getting an engineering degree in either electrical, civil, computer, aerospace or something else along those lines would increase your job prospects the most. Engineering on the whole is pretty good compared to many other degrees for repaying student loans if you stick to it since it's a four year degree that pays better than a lot of others while having great job prospects and having relatively low costs to deal with (i.e. Drs have to pay for Malpractice insurance to cover themselves). Everyone's situation is different and you should pick your path after evaluating your situation, but if going to school for 4 years might be a bit too rough, it's at the very least not the worst idea to consider a 2 years trade school or associates degree in a lucrative field while working to have better prospects for the future. If you have a guidance councilor, I highly recommend taking some time to go over the idea of it with them. With hindsight, I really wish I knew what I knew now back when I was a Junior in high school. If I did, I very likely would have graduated over 2 years ago and without having had to pay. Then again, I literally didn't know what an engineer even was properly until my senior year and was focused on art so I wasn't exactly in the right place for the stuff back then XD

Virtual Dreamers that’s honestly me at the moment lol,, Idk about all these different engineering and i mainly just draw right now but I’ve been very intrigued by the whole AR, MR, and VR tech so I want to start learning more about which engineering I should take to learn more about stuff like that and possibly build one. Thanks for all the info tho it’s very helpful

Karlos 0416 neuro science

That's pretty much where things are at. I literally titled my 2014 video (Nerve Gear: Both Near and Far) for that reason, but I'm still at reiterating on it even 5 years later now. It gets confusing going over the matter when lots of people use Full Dive and Never Gear for both the canonical definition and to mean highly immersive VR. One is about as hard as space travel while the other can be had right now if you have the cash for it. Expecting the space travel solution but finding the lesser, pricey experience instead it's a recipe for disappointment.

a n g e l I’ll be 56 lol. I’m 23 right now.

I'll be 50

This could potentially work, but assumes that our brains will just continue to run the application without being controlled to do so. This also can't work for online applications which require things to be synchronized across multiple users. Still it could be an interesting. I recommend watching my video on lucid dream VR to go into this topic a bit more.

@@VirtualDreamers that's why they first make single player games, and gather the necessary data for how the brain processes the games and everything, than on future games/updates they make it more efficient until they can be used for MMORPGS

Good luck with your efforts. I'm nearing the end of my first college run myself so do what you can to get ready for the stuff you're going to learn on this path. Also, I just did a video on the AR side of things if you want to know a bit more about how we're doing with that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o56kqK5hsJi2lok.html

Probably something along those lines. The demands of the medium only really call for seeing, hearing, and slightly feeling the virtual elements. The glasses form factor takes care of two of those needs fairly well. Thank you for commenting despite the language barrier. I understood you perfectly fine!

Anime ga daisuki not really, tech evolves fast and fulldive is already in progress and we allready have the science for it. Give it 10 years

That's now along the lines of AR(aware of your surroundings). We're actually making incredible progress on that and can probably expect to see devices of that nature hit the mainstream in the next decade, skewing sooner rather than later.

lol in 2050 imma be 46 and im 14 rn i just want it to happen when im atleat 20-38

Jacob Elizondo That's what I'm saying lol

ready player one is shit, you need so much for that and enough space. i dont think that would come before fulldive