How a Virtual Reality Ski Simulator Works | The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation

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  • Опубликовано: 12 мар 2021
  • On this segment of The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation, Alie Ward meets with Mili Gevorkyan, the marketing manager at SkyTechSport, to learn more about the technology that athletes use to perfect downhill skiing skills without snow.
    In combination with virtual reality, a computer analyzes pressure, position, and the angle of the skis. It then sends information to the simulator's motor to recreate bumps, ice, and other conditions.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @Jennifr1966
    @Jennifr1966 Год назад +7

    I would love that at the gym!

  • @StormyMusic9
    @StormyMusic9 Год назад +2

    Huh, why does this look so easy compared to normal carving? I have so much difficulty trying to edge the skis properly on the slopes and always end up skidding a little.

  • @nikolajovanovic5187

    Amazing. How much does the whole system cost (hardware and software) and is it and where available for purchase?

  • @felipejotz7054

    I have like 10 hrs training on this machine. My skiing is way better, almost carving on slopes.

  • @KalleankaJul
    @KalleankaJul Год назад +1

    I did this

  • @MihaiKoteles

    The movement is not accurate, as in reality the feets are not always in parallel, an improvement would be to be able to keep one/both feet front/back to each other

  • @andrewp1981
    @andrewp1981 Год назад +2

    Damn 6 figure machine. I'll take 2 so I can race my kids

  • @alexanderbogatch8280

    😂и здесь без армян не обошлось

  • @wombokombo9291
    @wombokombo9291 Год назад +1

    This doesnt look very realistic. Especially as a beginner you will have huge problems, to not cross your skis, how do u want to learn that on this simulator. It can't even happen.

  • @scuddryvr8784

    There is no risk of crashing on moguls or crossing tips. This wouldn’t do it for me. If you want to burn off your Papa John’s, it’s fine. Learn to do the zipper line on a mogul run, not so much.