Each solution can then be selected from the database to best suit the requirements of the individual. According to Mr Chandran-Dudley, this is only the beginning. This will involve a room where people can stand and view, interact and explore the variants of the products at human size. Not only will members of the public be able to see the object in a simulated room, they will also be able to see it in a volumetric context as the products will also appear in stereo. This illusion which the CAVE creates gives the public a complete picture of how these products will enhance their lives in different scenarios.
Technology is a curious thing.
And I say why not DPA's initiative will make a new dream a reality.