I can take "partial" credit but it just came together one day when "thinking," as well as stumbling upon some interesting
youtube videos.
The first step in creating something, something being a "solid" object
(scientists don't know what makes solid objects solid supposedly)
is by using amplified acoustic levitation combined with math formulae that are
then fed/plugged into a machine that generates a tone/pulse/sound.
When this complex tone is "viewed" on an oscilloscope it shows a graphical
reproduction of the sound/pulse/tone.
The object (two-dimensional or 3-dimensional) can be whatever you want.
Acoustic levitation:
Drawing 3-D pictures with sound:
So you take these two principles, use the acoustic levitation to create an acoustic field generator
that generates the field of whatever "sound-design" you want, increase the power and you can
create a wave of sound energy that can be used for a number of purposes. You can't "see" the
created "sound chair," but I'm sure there are ways to paint it with a variety of technologies so that
it's visible. Holographics, etc.
There of course would be engineering problems in regards to such high wattage sound generators on
organic flesh which can be worked out.
Maybe that's what's going on right now anyway...inside of a simulation.
"In The Beginning was the sound....-
Makes sense to me. Can U C 2?
Geeze, just do a search on acoustic levitation on youtube. won't let me embed for some reason.
youtube videos.
The first step in creating something, something being a "solid" object
(scientists don't know what makes solid objects solid supposedly)
is by using amplified acoustic levitation combined with math formulae that are
then fed/plugged into a machine that generates a tone/pulse/sound.
When this complex tone is "viewed" on an oscilloscope it shows a graphical
reproduction of the sound/pulse/tone.
The object (two-dimensional or 3-dimensional) can be whatever you want.
Acoustic levitation:
Drawing 3-D pictures with sound:
So you take these two principles, use the acoustic levitation to create an acoustic field generator
that generates the field of whatever "sound-design" you want, increase the power and you can
create a wave of sound energy that can be used for a number of purposes. You can't "see" the
created "sound chair," but I'm sure there are ways to paint it with a variety of technologies so that
it's visible. Holographics, etc.
There of course would be engineering problems in regards to such high wattage sound generators on
organic flesh which can be worked out.
Maybe that's what's going on right now anyway...inside of a simulation.
"In The Beginning was the sound....-
Makes sense to me. Can U C 2?
Geeze, just do a search on acoustic levitation on youtube. won't let me embed for some reason.
