June 17th 2005 |
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Computer scientists in the US are developing a system which would allow people to “teleport” a solid 3D recreation of themselves over the internet, reports the BBC.
Professors Todd Mowry and Seth Goldstein of Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania think that, within a human generation, we might be able to replicate three-dimensional objects out of a mass of material made up of small synthetic “atoms”.
Cameras would capture the movement of an object or person and then this data would be fed to the atoms, which would then assemble themselves to make up an exact likeness of the object.
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