GiGaPan team creates video time machine


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NOT content to just show people regular old boring static videos and gigantic web-based gigapictures, the GigaPan team at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States in collaboration with NASA Ames Intelligent Robotics Group and Google have developed a time machine.

The GigaPan Time Machine takes users on a super-high-res interactive video experience. A viewing experience that — like GigaPan’s incredible gigapixel images — can be zoomed into, panned around and seen in extreme detail while the video keeps on playing.

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