alright, what about nocturnal animals with huge sensitive eyes ? or why not evolve searchlights or even lasers ?
yes i guess the evolution of our vision was driven in part by hunting (being able to resolve animals at a distance) and gathering (being able to discern colours of berries)
true, but consider other sighted animals but which have a different dominant sense: dogs (smell), moles (touch), platypus (electric-fields) even sight-dominant animals may have radically different vision to ours. Cats…
I remember when this was first announced a few years ago - great to see its progress. It's amazing that visual display tech has advanced so far in 100 years that one can't see the pixels, yet haptic display tech is so…
alright, what about nocturnal animals with huge sensitive eyes ? or why not evolve searchlights or even lasers ?
yes i guess the evolution of our vision was driven in part by hunting (being able to resolve animals at a distance) and gathering (being able to discern colours of berries)
true, but consider other sighted animals but which have a different dominant sense: dogs (smell), moles (touch), platypus (electric-fields) even sight-dominant animals may have radically different vision to ours. Cats…
I remember when this was first announced a few years ago - great to see its progress. It's amazing that visual display tech has advanced so far in 100 years that one can't see the pixels, yet haptic display tech is so…