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The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology | Pranav Mistry

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http://www.ted.com At TEDIndia, Pranav Mistry demos several tools that help the physical world interact with the world of data -- including a deep look at his SixthSense device and a new, paradigm-shifting paper "laptop." In an onstage Q&A, Mistry says he'll open-source the software behind SixthSense, to open its possibilities to all. TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes. Featured speakers have included Al Gore on climate change, Philippe Starck on design, Jill Bolte Taylor on observing her own stroke, Nicholas Negroponte on One Laptop per Child, Jane Goodall on chimpanzees, Bill Gates on malaria and mosquitoes, Pattie Maes on the "Sixth Sense" wearable tech, and "Lost" producer JJ Abrams on the allure of mystery. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design, and TEDTalks cover these topics as well as science, business, development and the arts. Closed captions and translated subtitles in a variety of languages are now available on TED.com, at http://www.ted.com/translate . Watch a highlight reel of the Top 10 TEDTalks at http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/top10

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@harshg72624 years ago I remember watching this video as a little kid back in 2009 and being in absolute awe. This man inspired me to pursue engineering. 10 years later, as a graduating software engineering i’m a little upset he couldn’t turn this into the next Microsoft or Apple. He was surely ahead of his time back then and still is now. ... 236
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@reysalynabrera52593 years ago The fact that this was 11 years ago, i am now questioning my perception of how advanced this world now 🙆 261
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@asmit63774 years ago Anyone here in 2020?
These inventions shown here are 10+ years old.Whenever I see new tech as of now, its bland.
And then I come back here and rewatch this video...
Ngl the best of future is yet to come. ... 211
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@sujitsubramanian5708 years ago He is the Global Vice President of Research at Samsung now. Samsung Gear Wearables are his products 719
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@vikrantshukla948 years ago True engineer he is...from experimenting with 2 mouses and now VP of samsung R n D...a lot more to come...India is proud of u Pranav:) 149
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@ceylanavci95437 years ago I am not indian but i also proud of this awesome future designer man 😊 115
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@farzanpanjwani10 months ago Observing this in 2023! And more than ten years later, what he demonstrated back then still blows people's minds. This guy is amazing. 13
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@umamaheswarareddy472511 months ago The origin of Apple Vision Pro 😀
I do remember watching this video 12 years ago, back in my college days, and getting excited about the future.
Now, the future is here 🤩 20
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@TranNguyenVungLay8 years ago Pranav Mistry is truly smart, intelligent and inventor. That's the evolution human brain to challenge the future to come. 96
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@psychochizzi42188 years ago Does he realise he's changin the world in the most modern way in history 313
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@aaditya8809 years ago I feel now being More Proud to be Indian :)!! Thank you Pranav.. Every Indian is proud of you. 86
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@godblessamerica40259 years ago I might be a little late to the party but I have to say, this might be one of Ted's best and most intellectual videos. Best of luck Mr. Mistry. 15
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@user-nx7mk9rf8m8 years ago A visionary for sure, and to make his idea open source when he could probably make a bajillion rupees... He partly restored my faith in humanity, until I realised its 7 years later and when you google 'sixth sense' 'technology' isn't even in the suggestion list. ... 52
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@sean75593 years ago It’s really Incredible. What I surprised is not only the technique he had, but also the insight that at first he thought he should make computer more intuitive to use but finally he found it more important to bring digital things to the reality.
Like he said in the end, more than making life convenient, it also make people less like a machine sitting in front of the machine, which probably is a big problem in present. ... 8
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@olabisiajoseh91412 years ago I feel I am in 1900, I also love the fact that he started from a mouse and tried to make it as easy to use as possible in terms of just using your finger tips to scroll, he also explored the possibilities of how it would help our everyday lives where we won't have to use a phone to do the necessary basic tasks, this was in fact the foundation of VR and AR which meta and google is now fully investing in. ... 9
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@My10centsWorth8 years ago What a phenomenal young man! Wow. Mind blown. 42
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@reiloveable8 years ago my goodness !!! pranav is a super genius 90
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@greywolf2719 years ago Yeah, that's real talent and thinking outside the box. Great stuff.
I recall this guy giving a demo previously when he was still a student. Great to see how far he's progressed 7
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@user-ob4sk6bh7x3 months ago Came here to watch this video again after Apple Vision Pro launch. His tech was really amazing and ahead of its time. I still wonder why it didn’t become available to public 2
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@Vinay8484Studio10 years ago It feels great when Indian do this type of incredible invention.
Really proud of you Pranav Mistry.
You did a fantastic job. 26
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@willeklof6 years ago He is now the Head of Innovation at Samsung, working to perfect the driverless car using the computer vision that you see here. How cool is that! 8
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@helloansuman9 years ago WOW!!! This guy is really promising... I love this tech TED video the best. 175
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@samriddhiagarwal23625 years ago Proud to be an Indian . His thinking of connecting digital world to physical world moved me today.
Thank You 👍 11
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@puckbucky.55454 years ago i watched this while being a kid 10 years ago. and i always remembered that it was open-source ... i always wanted to make one. i think its time ^^ 47
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@youngthiz112 years ago This guy inspires me as an American. "If you make technology economically available to a number of person then it's meaningful" Pranav Mistry......I wish Apple thought this way:( 7
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@Vidyadan_By_Vivek6 months ago I saw this video in 2010 and its been 13 years since. I can see it happening around us. Proud to be an Indian.❤ 6
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@divya_2646 years ago Amazing. This video came in 2009 and I m watching this in 2018. I have wasted so much time. 175
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@KajVO12 years ago Will be attending a lecture with Pranav Mistry next week. I'm really excited :) An absolute genius! 6
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@rider363010 years ago If every innovator starts thinking like him , world will be more beautiful. 19
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@Sk-225 years ago This is 9 years old. What happened? Where is this tech? What are you waiting for?
Any update? 167
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@uniquelearning57365 years ago He is totally outstanding and amazing.He converted the physical information into digital one by just contracting the fingers.HATS OFF TO SUCH GENIUS PEOPLE.Proud to an Indian 3
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@krantikasi544011 years ago amazing........not only his ideas.....but also his applications.... 3
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@kajallenka5435 years ago 10years..its 2019 and this idea successfully evolved ❤ 5
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@jayanth18443 months ago Absolutely mind-blowing ! What this guy has proposed should be the now and future metaverse instead of meta and apple's products like vision pro etc which are kind of distractive to the humans and make no sense. What this guy talks about and demonstrates is a humanizing future where we are truly headed towards making our lives more comfortable with the use of technical rather than falsely being transported to the virtual world of metaverse which many companies are aiming for. Finally when he said we as humans should be more connected to the physical world rather than always being glued to the machines ! ... 2
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@keytonfamilyvlogs60817 years ago I'm excited for technology to come to this degree. I sure hope I am alive when it becomes mainstream and all the bugs are ironed out. This is really amazing 5
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@notthesamecj6 years ago Still relevant even after nearly ten years. Thank you for not needing to buy televisions anymore. I live on Youtube. 3
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@lalitkrgoud12 years ago Its amazing no words to say... After this video, you gonna realize its the better world you are living in. Hats off Pranav and Microsoft intervention into 6th sense to the real world. 3
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@praveenkumar-xg3uw8 years ago i am proud of him. such a human .he is the man...........you are great pranav sir. great. 5
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@lifeofdarshit6 years ago I am actually sad rather being happy after looking at where he is right now, I wish I could communicate with him and ask himself. He is a true genius that's for sure, he doesn't stop his thinking at" what if..." he brings that into reality.
For all those inventions that he has done shows the inventor within him being cost-effective is itself a big challenge, but where is he now?
He is now working for someone to invent things for them and those consumer products are those product effecting masses? as he dreamed? Surely this world has consumed him.
In my eyes he can be a creator of his own, he must have earned a very good fortune till now and I wish my words can be passed to him because I wanna ask him this question, what about your dream that you saw before? ... 82
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@tonystark25938 years ago Seems Like Iron Man Will Be Getting Competition In The Future. Hello Pranav.. Welcome To The Avengers. :-} 305
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@KiranUttarkarAwsomelast year OMG! 13 years ago! This was way ahead of its time. Why didn'it get more popular in place of iPhone and iPad and Android? Why this went into obscurity? It's not fair. 1
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@mjssodhi4 years ago This guys is from future, I am looking this in 2020 and still looks so ahead of time, amazingly brilliant
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@saleelann52975 years ago Just saw future with my eyes. This is incredible! It's 2019 and almost 10 years have passed, this humble Indian just filled in our missing sense 5
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@samuelhodges64718 years ago I am very impressed. Keep up the excellent work! 6
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@armaanverma55335 years ago This guy has made history and will keep doing that why is he so underrated he has done something better than some big scientists 6
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@VivekSingh-vl6rf4 years ago I m imotional now to see this vidio such an incredible guy from india and from Bihar ☺️👍 2
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@makkanbeda79628 years ago real genius dont make money with their invention. PRANAV MISTRY is one of it. 17
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@wm79883 years ago he talks about metaverse here. 3
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@zenebetadesse50666 years ago I am really excited by your work. Our world needs more from you. 1
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@VivekDemo20149 years ago Proud of you, pranav , such a technology and that too you made it open source, and you are so humble even after such a achievement, that's great and highly inspiring
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@stellaofthelake34515 years ago "We human are not interested in computing but we're interested in information."
💯 11
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@studio9mviews62810 months ago I remember watching this video 10-12 years ago, I wondered when this technology will become accessible to us, but it never did till now...may be the big corporations don't want this to happen as it has the potential to wipe out the smartphone and pc market.
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Well it's the same thing, that edison tried to hide AC current technology to capitalize and saturate the market first with DC, then as the markets are saturated enough he had grabbed significant monetary benefit from it, he would want to introduce AC.
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Steve jobs at Apple, already knew that the technologies will integrate and their would not be any need of secondary devices like ipod... still he launched ipod and smartly capitalised and earned heck of a money, and then destroyed his own invention by integrating it with iPhone. Smart just Smart. 🤙🏻 ... 3
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@clay_duh22772 years ago I just found out about this today when looking up ideas for a presentation, genius then and still is now.
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@PRYDEEE11 years ago A genius who shares his gift with others, and doesn't reap the financial gain he could so easily get. Great, great man !! 11
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@Ruyagozlemi7 years ago The guys is amazing... definition of the mind being limitless in its capacity to think up new things ... 1
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@santasrikoley278 years ago a masterpiece... a great dreamer...love it 8
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@RUVIOS836 years ago its impressive!
i would love to see this technology in our daily life and make it more productive. 4
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@Belihoney10 years ago I hope Google glasses credited him if it's due 30
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@shrikriti4999last year All of this sounds too fascinating and dreamlike, even in 2023, 13 years after this video was uploaded! This man was way ahead of his time.
However, my only concern, when I look at this, is, do we really need so many unnecessary interventions? He says these developments will let us be more 'human' by eliminating the dependence on a secondary device. But, is it not overcomplicating our lives ... 2
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@emni...60957 years ago Respect and love from Bangladesh ! The best part is, he is not going for money, he is doing this for mass people. All the best wishes for him. 1
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@prabhatyadav81898 years ago That guy is super cool .....genius of india ...and just more than awesome..Bst of luck from me!...always.. 3
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@drdas00710 years ago FANTASTIC...
This benrvolence happens only in INDIA
JAI HIND PRANAV 24
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@thunder440v36 years ago Woah, that's one of the best Ted talks ever ! God bless u Pranav ! 1
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@anjalideshwal1669 years ago Wow!
Exposure to field like Design to Technology and from Art to Psychology blessed him with quite interesting viewpoint to the world...
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@leojacobson12748 years ago These help me with falling asleep at night. 3
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@viveknanda66969 years ago mind blowing.........imagination is only the limit for technology 14
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@delightworld133 years ago 11years ago but where is the application of these gestures...
Amazing 1
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@dipankar-kumar-singh6 years ago an inspiration for me! and for all Indians and for all Students! thanks,... best TED TALK EVER! 2
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@aniketgoundge11 months ago Guess where apple vision pro comes from..... 6
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@diahpramesti275510 years ago this is the revolution of how we interact with technology. cant wait for it to be mass produce..
he is brilliant 3
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@pujanaik2538 years ago surprised and waiting for this new phase. 2
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@polisettyrd11 months ago This amazing video gives a glimpse of what i can expect from Vision Pro!! 1
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@GanjaBro9910 years ago It is too impressive and it was uploaded on 2009! 6
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@gopal-fh4eo8 years ago very much proud of u bro "if people like you teach our next generation in classrooms the technology will be also take a bow before them " 1
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@yannancollins10815 years ago Literally the first TED talk I watched. Back then I was not even in high school 1
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@samuelmanickavasagam37046 years ago yeah..greatsir ...i really admired you sir.....hats of to you sir 1
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@rrsk88_farming6 years ago India is proud of u🙏💗🇮🇳
Keep up the great work
What I like is no fake accent..so natural 1
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@kasia45498 years ago Uploaded in 2009? Why we haven´t heard of this??? 63
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@jacobopstad54835 years ago What an elegant idea! Though that projector can really only be used in dark places. 3
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@helanmaggi49646 years ago Super sir.... Very proud to be an Indian..... Pls tel us to create these kind of inventions 1
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@hariprabukrishnasamynaidug36296 years ago @ what a man!! In this competitive world we mostly don't share our findings but this guy... Hats off to u.. proud to be an Indian..
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@fakeruby3336 years ago Wow! It is 2018 and we are nowhere close to using what this guy invented around 10 years back. Genius! 2
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@chandanavuppu705610 years ago Well done Mr.mistry!
I love this one u have taken India another step higher 3
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@slimdudeDJC6 years ago Yes, help us stay connected and continue to be human. That's the real goal, I would say. Many kudos to this guy!!
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@paragbharadia2895last year glad I watched this video!!! even 13 years from now I havent use anything like that in my life other than google lens 1
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@nikhilprasad39478 years ago I'd suggest Pranav to meet Manoj Bhargaw 19
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@helanmaggi49646 years ago Super pranav...... Very proud to be an Indian...... Pls tel us to invent these kind of inventions..........
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@ArunKumar-nq7en5 years ago No words !!Hats-off to you man.Awwsome work.....
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@harris89484 years ago Actually he is the real Iron man in this sense. I am just blown away, i mean literally he was ahead of his time. 3
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@srinivasaanirudhbellamkond15265 years ago The current mobile phone technology will reach a saturation point soon from a design standpoint, consumers will soon become impatient and will want something to satisfy their subconscious hunger and addiction for new technology. Samsung will then strategically introduce the basic version of this technology concept to attain a leading position in the global market. This tech was introduced more than 10 years ago. Think about it. ... 17
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@shika-fm5 years ago Incredible at another different level.proud on you sir u r working for masses..
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@EthnoKuchToByMohanish7 years ago like Varaha Mihir created meru prastaar (pascal triangle as we know), aryabhatta found distance of saturn and its moons (gave zero to the world), sreenivasa ramanujan gave so much advancement in mathematics..this indian man has given this technology to the world..i hope his name will be etched atleast in every indian..lets not remember meru prastaar for pascal or trikonomiti for trignometry or Samsung or sponsor companies for Pranav Mistry! ... 5

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