We probably won't see teleportation or radiation, but there's no room for lamentation, because GoPro has prepared a toy that is the next best thing to the romantic idea instilled in us by science fiction. In real life, the drone is called the GoPro Odyssey, and it takes you on a journey-worthy Odyssey. And while GoPro action cameras are relatively affordable, the Odyssey, an attachment for 16 action cameras and recording 360-degree footage in 3D technology, will only be for the select few with a big wallet.
GoPro Odyssey is a set 16 GoPro HERO 4 action cameras lined up in a circle in a special case that captures the footage in a 360-degree angle in 3D technique. This is precisely why it is necessary to deduct dizzying (calculated) 13,300 euros. But that's a small price compared to the price you'd pay for over-radiation. The idea of breaking our bodies down to atoms and then building them back up sounds scarier than the astronomical price tag, don't you think.
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Otherwise, it practically doesn't matter what the price is for the GoPro Odyssey kit (Google is also part of the project with its platform for augmented reality Google Jump), which is intended to create 360-degree stereoscopic 3D images (resolutions 8K at 30 frames per second; yes, this is an extraordinary amount of data) as it will not be found over the counter. All ordinary mortals can rub their noses under his nose, because they will have the "right" to him only those who eat adrenaline for breakfast and they made a name for themselves with it, and companies, which they will choose based on demand.
Check out the spherical view of the GoPro Odyssey:
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