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    "About 10 years ago, two Russian researchers set out to defy some basic laws of physics. Nurakhmed "Ray" Latypov and his older brother Nurulla, working together in Moscow, were seeking a way to enable a person to walk, run and even jump, crawl, dive or roll -- all while remaining... more

    Reviewed by Raytracer Jan 25 2006, 12:49am ( 187 reviews ) • virtusphere.com

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  • Rated by suzanneannaars on Nov 10, 3:11pm

    How early 90s is this video? Regardless, this is some interesting technology and I don't really understand why I don't see it mentioned more often. This was stumbled in 2005, and I haven't seen mention of it, since. It's a pity they only really mention the military applications, because so much could be done with this thing.

  • Rated by barryr666 on Nov 01, 1:43pm

    The potential of this is amazing. Too bad the video plays up the military applications.

  • Rated by DarkCloud14 on Sep 09, 11:50am

    Dude!

  • Reviewed by carrieallen on Aug 21, 9:32am

    Looks fun. But why do they all have guns? I don't believe I would want that in my virtual reality...

  • Rated by epynephrin on Aug 03, 11:04am

    I want a hamster wheel of my own!

  • Rated by JohnShepler on Jul 21, 3:39pm

    Takes boy-in-a-bubble to a whole new level.

  • Rated by HighwaymanHoss on Jul 17, 11:06am

    This was stumbled in 2005? You'd think we'd all have one by now. FTP: "How it works: Virtusphere consists of a 10-foot hollow sphere, which is placed on a special platform that allows the sphere to rotate freely in any direction according to the user's steps. Wearing a wireless, head-mounted display the user is able to walk and run being immersed into virtual environment. The movement by the user is replicated within the virtual environment. The same hardware set can be used for different applications by changing only the software applications."

  • Reviewed by kmrubel on Jun 07, 12:27pm

    Great! This is the future of gaming.............

  • Rated by tiajuanat on Jun 03, 6:04pm

    I thought I saw somewhere that the Army was trying to develop a game in conjunction with this to make America's Army (The Game) more realistic. Definitely Want.