Hands-On with Looking Glass Volume, a True Volumetric 3D Display!

We get up close with Volume, a true volumetric display that can be used for creating 3D content, viewing depth-enhanced videos, and playing holographic games. Its inventors stop by our office to explain how the display works and how they hope volumetric imaging can change how we interact with computer graphics and imagery.

Episode 369 – The Restaurant on Musk 1 – 9/29/16

Skepticism and optimism collide this week as Norm, Jeremy, and Kishore chat about new quadcopters, holographic displays, Elon Musk’s Mars plan, and the use of technology in the Presidential debate. Plus, our hopes and fears for PSVR’s launch and the upcoming Oculus Connect event.

Hands-On with DJI Mavic Foldable Quadcopter Drone!

We go hands-on with the DJI Mavic, a foldable drone that’s half the size and weight of the Phantom 4 quadcopter. We take it for a test flight, check out its 4K video quality, and chat with DJI about its unique features, including a new computer vision tracking system and wi-fi transmitter control. Here’s our hopes and fears for this new category of compact quads.

A Tested Space Program – Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Project – 9/26/16

Early episode! We record the podcast this week from a very special location: inside a life-size replica of the NASA Lunar Excursion Module from Tom Sach’s “Space Program: Europa” exhibit. Adam geeks out about this ship, the other pieces of the exhibit, and the recent mission he participated in at San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.

Tested in the High Arctic: Greenlandic Life

Hope you guys are enjoying our daily video updates from our Arctic trip. We also shot a ton of other footage that we’ll be compiling for separate Tested pieces in the coming weeks. And while we were on the ship, Joey cut together this preview piece with footage from the first week of our voyage. It’s just a taste of an upcoming full show piece, and hope you enjoy it!

Episode 368 – The Internet of Shoes – 9/22/16

This week, we gather to dive deep into the camera annmouncements made at Photokina, discuss GoPro’s along-awaited quadcopter, and ponder about the usefulness of Nike’s upcoming self-lacing shoes. Plus, hopes and fear for new sci-fi shows including Star Trek and Westworld.