Flying the Birdly Virtual Reality Simulator

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1. Read more about our time with Birdly here: https://www.tested.com/art/makers/463385-hands-birdly-virtual-reality-flight-simulator/

2. And for the low low price of $189,000.00, you too can fly like a bird. By the time you come back to reality, your wife and kids will have move to a different state.

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4. If you wanna see this right now, they just brought it to The Tech Interactive museum in San Jose.

5. Pukely

6. Is there a hole in the middle? Asking for a friend

7. with a190k USD price tag nooooooooooooooooooooo thank you

8. Why fly like an bird when u can fly an a10 warthog and brrrrrt

9. A 200 pound man transforming body and mind on a artificial metal hefty bench hmmm. For me the Mind and spirit to be a bird through a human conscious (or the other way around) can only came close by the fingers like on a controller or keyboard it is as real as it would get a birds hollow skeletal structure. but really the most Real experience is a dream (very rare to be a bird in a dream as you are really a spirit form it is a symbol of pasting through dimensions) air – space is eternal there is no law of time you could say it is a portal. – Who ever understands my thought of becoming one would know flight as a bird really is a transcendance or a dream almost like moving on your spirit leaves the bounds and laws of gravity. – Arhhh i am not going to edit this just take what you will 😀

10. I want it!!

11. I wonder how long it'll take for new generations to laugh at our "ancient technology"…

12. I did this on a museum it was so fun

13. the interviewer is too excited he cannot do the inteview properly

14. Will this be supported in an update of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020? Lol.

15. this is fucking amazing bro

16. I've never had a dream about flying…

17. i got to use a birdly at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Very intuitive and wonderful, really feels like you were meant to fly.

18. i wanna try this it’s legit my dream to fly

19. I would get so fucking baked….

20. Can this be adapted to do s live interface to a drone aircraft??

21. Needs to have an option to shit on people.

22. an act of a fl.ying wad from a memorial and a reflection gap of a flying bus from serious tampering… supposedly degenerating a few others and injuring threatening several others including myself along with 3 to 8 crippled ex presidents and a 9/11 memorial family returnee… can your machine heal the ones that caused these things ?

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24. Or alternatively, you can simply learn to lucid dream where you can do all the flying you want

25. crazy guys. thank you for inventing this guys…….. i love u

26. Flying in San Francisco needs a poop smell. ☠️

27. Good job guys. We maked this – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCTmFqB1vlY

28. Would want to VR fly in outer space and beyond.

29. I just discovered this! A perfect match for my novel, "Air Born". https://amzn.to/2WrYTuw

30. https://youtu.be/bJydvf41Wos amazing information about the world I telling you you not to know about the bird life

31. I went on one the beginning is scary but then is fun

32. I'd get so addicted to this

33. They should add the flying into a wind turbine effect…

34. How much, this is funny?

35. this is really cool but why the fuck are people spending time and money to create these things? honestly? For what purpose will humans ever need this?

36. Wow! It provides a glimpse into the future of gaming, research, and amusement park rides. Like an articulated cockpit simulator but to experience bird flight. Truly amazing for 6 months of work. VR is definitely going to become THE thing.

37. I will be trying out Birdly in Madrid this Christmas. ^_^

38. In Ulm, right?

39. Can you shit on people’s heads?

40. why the flapping mechanisme..arent handsensors enough? the arms are the wings..it should autamaticaly render the right movement in the bird ai

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