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Meron Gribetz: A glimpse of the future through an augmented reality headset
梅隆‧格里貝茲: 戴上擴增實境眼鏡一窺未來面貌
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科技是否能讓我們與周遭環境產生更強的連結，而不是讓我們從現實世界中分心？梅隆‧格里貝茲希望透過他們的最新作品「米塔二號」－ 一副讓全像投影能像真實物件一樣看得到、摸得到，還能移動的擴增實境眼鏡 － 來讓我們的感官得以延伸而非受到限制。一起來看格里貝茲在TED舞台上第一次展示這副轉換現實的米塔二號眼鏡吧！(與TED負責人克里斯‧安德森另有一段問題對答)
Meron Gribetz - Founder and CEO, Meta
At Meta, Meron Gribetz is leading an effort to produce and sell augmented reality glasses with natural gestural hand recognition. Full bio
At Meta, Meron Gribetz is leading an effort to produce and sell augmented reality glasses with natural gestural hand recognition. Full bio
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00:13
Today's computers are so amazing
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現在的電腦實在太神奇了，
神奇到讓我們沒注意到它們有多恐怖。
00:16
that we fail to notice
how terrible they really are.
how terrible they really are.
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00:22
I'd like to talk to you today
about this problem,
about this problem,
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今天我想和各位談談這個問題，
還有該怎麼用神經科學來解決它。
00:24
and how we can fix it with neuroscience.
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00:28
First, I'd like to take you back
to a frosty night in Harlem in 2011
to a frosty night in Harlem in 2011
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首先我想把場景拉回
2011年一個寒冷的夜晚，
紐約的哈林區。
紐約的哈林區。
00:32
that had a profound impact on me.
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當時發生一件對我影響很深的事。
00:34
I was sitting in a dive bar
outside of Columbia University,
outside of Columbia University,
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當時我坐在一個地下酒吧裡，
就在我研究資訊科學和神經科學的
哥倫比亞大學外面，
哥倫比亞大學外面，
00:37
where I studied computer science
and neuroscience,
and neuroscience,
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我跟一個同學聊得正開心，
00:40
and I was having this great conversation
with a fellow student
with a fellow student
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討論全像投影的力量
有一天可能會取代電腦。
有一天可能會取代電腦。
00:43
about the power of holograms
to one day replace computers.
to one day replace computers.
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00:47
And just as we were getting
to the best part of the conversation,
to the best part of the conversation,
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而在我們聊到正精彩的部分時，
不意外地，他的手機亮了起來。
00:50
of course, his phone lights up.
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00:52
And he pulls it towards himself,
and he looks down and he starts typing.
and he looks down and he starts typing.
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他把手機拿近一看，就低頭開始打字，
00:57
And then he forces his eyeballs
back up to mine and he goes,
back up to mine and he goes,
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但隨即強迫自己眼珠向上重新看著我，
然後他說：「繼續講，我有在聽。」
01:00
"Keep going. I'm with you."
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不過想當然爾，他的眼神開始渙散，
01:02
But of course his eyes were glazed over,
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氣氛就全沒了。
01:04
and the moment was dead.
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01:06
Meanwhile across the bar,
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同時酒吧的另一邊，
01:08
I noticed another student
holding his phone,
holding his phone,
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我注意到另一個學生也拿著他的手機，
但卻是對面一群人，
01:10
this time towards a group.
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他正滑著Instagram上的照片，
01:11
He was swiping through
pictures on Instagram,
pictures on Instagram,
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01:14
and these kids were laughing hysterically.
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這群孩子邊看邊瘋狂大笑。
同樣的科技，讓我感覺如此糟糕，
卻讓他們覺得如此開心，
卻讓他們覺得如此開心，
01:17
And that dichotomy
between how crappy I was feeling
between how crappy I was feeling
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01:20
and how happy they were feeling
about the same technology,
about the same technology,
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這樣的強烈對比讓我陷入沉思。
01:23
really got me thinking.
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01:25
And the more I thought of it,
the more I realized
the more I realized
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而我想得越深入，
01:27
it was clearly not the digital information
that was the bad guy here,
that was the bad guy here,
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就越發覺罪魁禍首
顯然不是數位資訊本身，
顯然不是數位資訊本身，
只不過因為顯示的位置不同，
在我和我朋友之間是個區隔，
在我和我朋友之間是個區隔，
01:31
it was simply the display position
that was separating me from my friend
that was separating me from my friend
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在那群孩子面前卻形成一種凝聚力。
01:34
and that was binding those kids together.
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01:37
See, they were connected around something,
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看吧，他們正被某些事物聯結在一起，
01:39
just like our ancestors
who evolved their social cognitions
who evolved their social cognitions
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就如同我們的祖先圍繞著營火說故事，
藉此發展他們的社會認知。
01:43
telling stories around the campfire.
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01:45
And that's exactly what tools
should do, I think.
should do, I think.
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我想這是任何工具應有的功能：
讓我們的身體能向外延伸。
01:48
They should extend our bodies.
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而我認為當今電腦所做的恰好相反，
01:49
And I think computers today
are doing quite the opposite.
are doing quite the opposite.
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01:52
Whether you're sending
an email to your wife
an email to your wife
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無論你是在寄信給你太太，
寫一首交響曲，
01:55
or you're composing a symphony
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01:57
or just consoling a friend,
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或者只是在安慰你的朋友，
01:58
you're doing it in pretty
much the same way.
much the same way.
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幾乎都是用一樣的方式。
你都是弓著背面對這些方框，
02:01
You're hunched over these rectangles,
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笨拙地敲著按鈕和選單，
或是其他更多的方框。
或是其他更多的方框。
02:03
fumbling with buttons and menus
and more rectangles.
and more rectangles.
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02:06
And I think this is the wrong way,
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我認為這是錯誤的做法。
我認為我們該開始使用更自然的機器。
02:08
I think we can start using
a much more natural machine.
a much more natural machine.
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我們該使用能讓所做的事
重新和世界結合的機器。
重新和世界結合的機器。
02:12
We should use machines that bring
our work back into the world.
our work back into the world.
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我們使用的機器應該符合
神經科學的原則，
神經科學的原則，
02:15
We should use machines that use
the principles of neuroscience
the principles of neuroscience
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延伸我們的感官而非限制它們。
02:18
to extend our senses
versus going against them.
versus going against them.
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02:23
Now it just so happens
that I have such a machine here.
that I have such a machine here.
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現在碰巧我剛好有一台這樣的機器。
它叫做米塔二號。
02:26
It's called the Meta 2.
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讓我們來試試。
02:27
Let's try it out.
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02:37
Now in front of me right now,
I can see the audience,
I can see the audience,
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現在就在我面前，我可以看到觀眾，
也可以看到自己的手。
02:40
and I can see my very hands.
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02:43
And in three, two, one,
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然後3, 2, 1,
02:45
we're going to see an immersive
hologram appear,
hologram appear,
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我們即將看到一個擬真的全像投影，
一個非常真實的全像投影
出現在我面前，
出現在我面前，
02:48
a very realistic hologram
appear in front of me,
appear in front of me,
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透過我正戴在頭上的這副眼鏡。
02:50
of our very glasses I'm wearing
on my head right now.
on my head right now.
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當然出現的也可以是
任何我們要買的東西
任何我們要買的東西
02:52
And of course this could be
anything that we're shopping for
anything that we're shopping for
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或是學習的教材。
02:55
or learning from,
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而我可以用我的手
02:56
and I can use my hands
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02:58
to very nicely kind of move
it around with fine control.
it around with fine control.
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將它移來移去，精密的控制它。
我想鋼鐵人會感到很驕傲的。
03:02
And I think Iron Man would be proud.
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03:06
We're going to come back
to this in just a bit.
to this in just a bit.
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等等我們再來好好展示。
03:09
(Applause)
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(掌聲)
如果你們的想法跟我一樣，
03:11
Now if you're anything like me,
your mind is already reeling
your mind is already reeling
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應該已經為這類科技可能帶來什麼應用
而感到暈頭轉向了，
而感到暈頭轉向了，
03:14
with the possibilities of what we can do
with this kind of technology,
with this kind of technology,
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所以我們來看看一些範例。
03:18
so let's look at a few.
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我的母親是位建築師，
03:19
My mom is an architect,
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03:20
so naturally the first thing I imagined
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所以很自然地，我想到的第一件事
03:22
was laying out a building in 3D space
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是建構一棟建築的立體影像，
而不必再使用平面的樓層設計圖。
03:25
instead of having to use
these 2D floor plans.
these 2D floor plans.
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03:27
She's actually touching graphics right now
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她是真的在碰觸那些圖像，
並選擇其中一種室內裝飾。
03:29
and selecting an interior decor.
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03:31
This was all shot through a GoPro
through our very glasses.
through our very glasses.
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這些影片都是用GoPro相機
透過這副眼鏡所錄製的。
透過這副眼鏡所錄製的。
下一個應用範例是我個人興趣，
03:35
And this next use case
is very personal to me,
is very personal to me,
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03:37
it's Professor Adam Gazzaley's
glass brain project,
glass brain project,
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這是亞當‧葛茲利教授的
3D動態大腦影像專案，
3D動態大腦影像專案，
由加州大學舊金山分校提供。
03:41
courtesy of UCSF.
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03:43
As a neuroscience student,
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身為一個神經科學的學生，
03:44
I would always fantasize
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我經常在幻想
03:46
about the ability to learn and memorize
these complex brain structures
these complex brain structures
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是否有一台實體的機器，
能幫助我們學習並記住複雜的大腦結構，
能幫助我們學習並記住複雜的大腦結構，
03:51
with an actual machine,
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讓我們可以直接碰觸和把玩它們。
03:52
where I could touch and play
with the various brain structures.
with the various brain structures.
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03:56
Now what you're seeing
is called augmented reality,
is called augmented reality,
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現在你看到的是
一種叫做擴增實境的技術，
一種叫做擴增實境的技術，
但對我來說這只是另一個更重要的故事
的其中一部分 －
的其中一部分 －
04:00
but to me, it's part
of a much more important story --
of a much more important story --
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04:03
a story of how we can begin
to extend our bodies with digital devices,
to extend our bodies with digital devices,
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這個故事是關於我們能如何開始
透過數位裝置延伸我們的身體，
透過數位裝置延伸我們的身體，
而不是限制它。
04:10
instead of the other way around.
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04:13
Now ...
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那麼，
在我看來，人類在未來幾年內
將會經歷一次轉變。
將會經歷一次轉變。
04:15
in the next few years, humanity's
going to go through a shift, I think.
going to go through a shift, I think.
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04:18
We're going to start putting
an entire layer of digital information
an entire layer of digital information
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我們將會開始將一整片的數位資訊
直接披在現實世界上。
04:21
on the real world.
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04:24
Just imagine for a moment
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想像一下，
04:25
what this could mean for storytellers,
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這對說故事的人代表什麼，
對畫家代表什麼，
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for painters,
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對腦科醫生代表什麼，
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for brain surgeons,
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對室內裝潢工人代表什麼，
04:31
for interior decorators
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甚至對今天所有在座各位代表什麼。
04:32
and maybe for all of us here today.
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04:35
And what I think we need
to do as a community,
to do as a community,
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而我認為我們需要一起完成的
04:37
is really try and make an effort
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是真正試著努力，
想像我們如何用延伸人類經驗的方式
創造這種新的現實世界，
創造這種新的現實世界，
04:39
to imagine how we can
create this new reality
create this new reality
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04:42
in a way that extends
the human experience,
the human experience,
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而不是把它變得像遊戲一樣
充滿混亂的數位資訊。
充滿混亂的數位資訊。
04:45
instead of gamifying our reality
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04:47
or cluttering it with digital information.
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這就是我非常熱切想做的事。
04:49
And that's what I'm very passionate about.
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04:52
Now, I want to tell you a little secret.
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跟你們分享一個小秘密。
在大概五年內 －
04:54
In about five years --
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它的體積還能更小 －
04:55
this is not the smallest device --
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在大概五年內，
04:57
in about five years,
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它們會像覆蓋在眼睛上的一片玻璃片，
04:58
these are all going to look like
strips of glass on our eyes
strips of glass on our eyes
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播放著全像投影。
05:01
that project holograms.
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05:03
And just like we don't care so much
about which phone we buy
about which phone we buy
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而就像我們並不那麼在乎
要買哪一款手機，
要買哪一款手機，
05:06
in terms of the hardware -- we buy it
for the operating system --
for the operating system --
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我是說硬體上 －
我們想買的是作業系統 －
我們想買的是作業系統 －
05:10
as a neuroscientist,
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身為神經科學家，
05:11
I always dreamt of building
the iOS of the mind, if you will.
the iOS of the mind, if you will.
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我總是夢想著可以為心智
建立一套iOS － 如果可能的話。
建立一套iOS － 如果可能的話。
05:16
And it's very, very important
that we get this right,
that we get this right,
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但非常、非常重要的是，
我們得把它做好，
我們得把它做好，
05:19
because we might be living
inside of these things
inside of these things
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因為我們跟它一起生活的時間
05:21
for at least as long as we've lived
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可能會和我們跟Windows圖形介面
一起生活的時間一樣長。
一起生活的時間一樣長。
05:23
with the Windows graphical user interface.
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05:26
And I don't know about you,
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我不知道各位怎麼想，
但活在Windows介面裡
真是嚇壞我了。
真是嚇壞我了。
05:27
but living inside of Windows scares me.
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(笑聲)
05:30
(Laughter)
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為了要從無限多種可能性中
找出最直覺的介面，
找出最直覺的介面，
05:31
To isolate the single most intuitive
interface out of infinity,
interface out of infinity,
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我們以神經科學為設計的指導原則，
05:35
we use neuroscience to drive
our design guidelines,
our design guidelines,
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05:37
instead of letting a bunch of designers
fight it out in the boardroom.
fight it out in the boardroom.
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而不是讓一堆設計師
在會議室裡吵得不可開交。
在會議室裡吵得不可開交。
我們反覆推敲後找出一個準則，
05:41
And the principle we all revolve around
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稱為「最小神經阻礙路徑」。
05:44
is what's called the "Neural Path
of Least Resistance."
of Least Resistance."
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我們將這套大腦的iOS
隨時隨地和大腦保持連結，
隨時隨地和大腦保持連結，
05:47
At every turn, we're connecting
the iOS of the brain with our brain
the iOS of the brain with our brain
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05:51
on, for the first time, our brain's terms.
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並史無前例地按照大腦的模式運作。
05:53
In other words, we're trying to create
a zero learning-curve computer.
a zero learning-curve computer.
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換句話說，我們正試著創造一台
讓你不需要學習如何使用的電腦。
讓你不需要學習如何使用的電腦。
05:58
We're building a system
that you've always known how to use.
that you've always known how to use.
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我們正在建立一套
你永遠知道如何使用的系統。
你永遠知道如何使用的系統。
為了創造這種全新的使用者體驗，
我們採用了三個重要的設計指導原則。
我們採用了三個重要的設計指導原則。
06:02
Here are the first three
design guidelines that we employ
design guidelines that we employ
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in this brand-new form of user experience.
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第一、也是最重要的一個：
你就是作業系統。
你就是作業系統。
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First and foremost,
you are the operating system.
you are the operating system.
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傳統的檔案系統既複雜又抽象，
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Traditional file systems
are complex and abstract,
are complex and abstract,
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讓你的大腦需要
耗費額外的精力進行解碼。
耗費額外的精力進行解碼。
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and they take your brain
extra steps to decode them.
extra steps to decode them.
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這違背了神經最小阻礙原則，
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We're going against the Neural Path
of Least Resistance.
of Least Resistance.
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Meanwhile, in augmented reality,
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同時，在擴增實境中，
你顯然可以把全像投影的
TED 控制面板放在這裡，
TED 控制面板放在這裡，
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you can of course place
your holographic TED panel over here,
your holographic TED panel over here,
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and your holographic email
on the other side of the desk,
on the other side of the desk,
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然後把全像投影的郵件系統
放在桌面的另一邊，
放在桌面的另一邊，
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and your spatial memory evolved just fine
to go ahead and retrieve them.
to go ahead and retrieve them.
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你的空間記憶會讓你
很自然地找到它們的位置。
很自然地找到它們的位置。
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You could put your holographic Tesla
that you're shopping for --
that you're shopping for --
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你可以把你正在選購的
特斯拉全像投影放在這 －
特斯拉全像投影放在這 －
或任何我的法律團隊
要我在演講前放在這裡的款式。
要我在演講前放在這裡的款式。
06:38
or whatever model my legal team
told me to put in right before the show.
told me to put in right before the show.
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(笑聲)
06:42
(Laughter)
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太完美了。而且你的大腦
完全知道如何去哪裡找它。
完全知道如何去哪裡找它。
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Perfect. And your brain knows
exactly how to get it back.
exactly how to get it back.
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第二個界面指導原則，
我們稱為「接觸可視」。
我們稱為「接觸可視」。
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The second interface guideline
we call "touch to see."
we call "touch to see."
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What do babies do when they see
something that grabs their interest?
something that grabs their interest?
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嬰兒看到引起他們興趣
的東西時會做什麼？
的東西時會做什麼？
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They try and reach out and touch it.
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他會試著伸手去摸它。
自然的機器也應該這樣運作才對。
06:56
And that's exactly how the natural
machine should work as well.
machine should work as well.
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Turns out the visual system
gets a fundamental boost
gets a fundamental boost
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事實說明視覺系統有個很基本的推動力
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from a sense we call proprioception --
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來自我們稱為本體知覺的感官 －
也就是身體各部位在空間裡的感覺。
07:05
that's the sense
of our body parts in space.
of our body parts in space.
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所以透過直接觸摸正在處理的東西，
我們不僅能做更好的控制，
我們不僅能做更好的控制，
07:07
So by touching our work directly,
we're not only going to control it better,
we're not only going to control it better,
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還能對它有更深入許多的瞭解。
07:11
we're also going to understand
it much more deeply.
it much more deeply.
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Hence, touch to see.
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這也就是「接觸可視」。
但只有我們自己體驗
這些東西是不夠的。
這些東西是不夠的。
07:16
But it's not enough
to experience things ourselves.
to experience things ourselves.
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我們天生就是社會型的靈長類動物。
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We're inherently these social primates.
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這就帶出了我們的第三個指導原則，
07:20
And this leads me to our third guideline,
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如同我們早先故事的營火，
但卻是全像投影的版本。
但卻是全像投影的版本。
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the holographic campfire
from our first story.
from our first story.
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Our mirror-neuron subsystem suggests
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我們的鏡像神經元系統
使得我們在能看到彼此的臉和手的情況下，
07:28
that we can connect with each other
and with our work much better
and with our work much better
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可以和對方或者合作事項
產生更好的連結。
產生更好的連結。
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if we can see each other's
faces and hands in 3D.
faces and hands in 3D.
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所以在我後面的這段錄影裡，
07:35
So if you look at the video behind me,
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你可以看到兩個米塔使用者
同時使用同一個全像投影，
同時使用同一個全像投影，
07:36
you can see two Meta users
playing around with the same hologram,
playing around with the same hologram,
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讓他們眼神互相接觸，彼此密切結合，
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making eye contact,
connected around this thing,
connected around this thing,
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而不是因外在裝置而分心。
07:43
instead of being distracted
by external devices.
by external devices.
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07:48
Let's go ahead and try this again
with neuroscience in mind.
with neuroscience in mind.
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讓我們把神經科學放在心裡，
再試一次這個東西。
再試一次這個東西。
07:56
So again, our favorite interface,
the iOS of the mind.
the iOS of the mind.
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一樣地，我們最愛的介面，
心智的iOS。
心智的iOS。
08:00
I'm going to now take a step further
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這次我要更進一步
開始抓住這副眼鏡
08:02
and go ahead and grab this pair of glasses
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然後把它放在桌子上。
08:05
and leave it right here by the desk.
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而此刻我和你們在一起，
08:06
I'm now with you, I'm in the moment,
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彼此聯結。
08:08
we're connecting.
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我的空間記憶發揮作用，
讓我能去抓住它
讓我能去抓住它
08:09
My spatial memory kicks in,
and I can go ahead and grab it
and I can go ahead and grab it
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並把它拉回來這裡，提醒著我
08:12
and bring it right back here, reminding me
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that I am the operating system.
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我就是作業系統。
現在我的本體知覺發揮作用，
08:16
And now my proprioception is working,
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我可以將這副眼鏡拆成一千個零件，
08:19
and I can go ahead and explode
these glasses into a thousand parts
these glasses into a thousand parts
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並碰觸這個現在正在
掃描我的手的感應器。
掃描我的手的感應器。
08:22
and touch the very sensor
that is currently scanning my hand.
that is currently scanning my hand.
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但獨自看到這些東西是不夠的，
08:27
But it's not enough to see things alone,
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所以很快地，我的共同創辦人 － 雷
會打一通3D電話給我 －
會打一通3D電話給我 －
08:29
so in a second, my co-founder Ray
is going to make a 3D call --
is going to make a 3D call --
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雷?
08:32
Ray?
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(鈴聲)
08:33
(Ringing)
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08:35
Hey Ray, how's it going?
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嗨，雷，你好嗎？
各位，我可以看到他在面前，
完全立體。
完全立體。
08:36
Guys, I can see this guy
in front me in full 3D.
in front me in full 3D.
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而且是真實的影像。
08:40
And he is photo-realistic.
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(掌聲)
08:42
(Applause)
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謝謝你們。
08:44
Thank you.
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我的鏡像神經元系統認為這即將取代電話，
08:45
My mirror-neuron subsystem suggests
that this is going to replace phones
that this is going to replace phones
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in not too long.
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而且不會太久。
雷，你好嗎？
08:50
Ray, how's it going?
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雷：好得很。我們正直播呢。
08:52
Ray: Great. We're live today.
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(掌聲)
08:54
(Applause)
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MG：雷，為觀眾們送上禮物吧，
08:56
MG: Ray, give the crowd a gift
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08:58
of the holographic brain
we saw from the video earlier.
we saw from the video earlier.
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讓他們看看稍早影片裡
那個全像投影大腦。
那個全像投影大腦。
09:01
Guys, this is not only
going to change phones,
going to change phones,
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各位，這帶來的改變不僅僅是電話，
09:03
it's also going to change
the way we collaborate.
the way we collaborate.
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而是整個我們彼此合作的方式。
09:06
Thank you so much.
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謝謝你們。
謝謝，雷。
09:07
Thanks, Ray.
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雷：不客氣。
09:09
Ray: You're welcome.
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09:10
(Applause)
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(掌聲)
MG：朋友們，這就是2011年
我在那間酒吧得到的訊息：
我在那間酒吧得到的訊息：
09:11
MG: So folks, this is the message
that I discovered in that bar in 2011:
that I discovered in that bar in 2011:
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電腦的未來絕對不是
藏在那些螢幕後面，
藏在那些螢幕後面，
09:16
The future of computers is not
locked inside one of these screens.
locked inside one of these screens.
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It's right here, inside of us.
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而是在這裡，藏在我們身體裡。
09:25
(Applause)
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(掌聲)
09:29
So if there's one idea that I could
leave you with here today,
leave you with here today,
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所以如果今天能讓各位帶走一個想法，
那就是自然機器
並不是未來虛構的東西，
並不是未來虛構的東西，
09:32
it's that the natural machine
is not some figment of the future,
is not some figment of the future,
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它就在2016年的這裡。
09:35
it's right here in 2016.
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09:38
Which is why all hundred of us at Meta,
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這也是為什麼我們米塔上百名員工。
包含行政人員、管理層、
09:41
including the administrative staff,
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09:42
the executives,
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設計師、工程師 －
09:44
the designers, the engineers --
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在2017年的TED大會之前，
09:46
before TED2017,
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我們要摒棄所有的外接螢幕，
09:48
we're all going to be throwing
away our external monitors
away our external monitors
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09:51
and replacing them with a truly
and profoundly more natural machine.
and profoundly more natural machine.
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然後用真正更加自然的機器取代它們。
非常感謝各位。
09:56
Thank you very much.
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09:58
(Applause)
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(掌聲)
謝謝，由衷感謝。
10:02
Thank you, appreciate it.
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10:05
Thanks, guys.
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謝謝你們。
克里斯·安德森：
請解答我的一個小疑惑，
請解答我的一個小疑惑，
10:09
Chris Anderson: So help
me out on one thing,
me out on one thing,
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過去一年甚至更久之前
就出現過許多擴增實境的展示，
就出現過許多擴增實境的展示，
10:12
because there've been a few
augmented reality demos
augmented reality demos
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10:15
shown over the last year or so out there.
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10:18
And there's sometimes
a debate among technologists
a debate among technologists
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科技人之間有時會互相爭論
10:20
about, are we really seeing
the real thing on-screen?
the real thing on-screen?
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「我們是否真的在螢幕上看到
真實物件？」這個問題。
真實物件？」這個問題。
10:24
There's this issue of field of view,
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這是這個領域存在的一個議題，
10:26
that somehow the technology
is showing a broader view
is showing a broader view
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就是這個科技似乎讓我們在戴上眼鏡時
10:29
than you would actually see
wearing the glasses.
wearing the glasses.
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顯示的東西比實際看到的還多。
那我們看到的東西是否真實呢？
10:33
Were we seeing the real deal there?
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MG：絕對是真實的。
10:34
MG: Absolutely the real deal.
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不僅如此，
10:36
Not only that,
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我們還額外測試，
利用GoPro相機透過真實鏡頭
利用GoPro相機透過真實鏡頭
10:37
we took extra measures to shoot it
with a GoPro through the actual lens
with a GoPro through the actual lens
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拍攝之前放映的那幾段影片。
10:40
in the various videos
that you've seen here.
that you've seen here.
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我們想藉由透過這個眼鏡所看到的一切
10:42
We want to try to simulate
the experience for the world
the experience for the world
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模擬這個世界的體驗，
10:45
that we're actually seeing
through the glasses,
through the glasses,
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不漏掉任何一個鏡頭。
10:47
and not cut any corners.
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CA：感謝你與我們分享這些。
10:48
CA: Thank you so much for showing us that.
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MG：非常感謝。
10:50
MG: Thanks so much, I appreciate that.
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Meron Gribetz - Founder and CEO, MetaAt Meta, Meron Gribetz is leading an effort to produce and sell augmented reality glasses with natural gestural hand recognition.
Why you should listen
Meron Gribetz' first encounter with augmented reality was during his service in an elite technological unit of the Intelligence Corps. He later studied computer science and neuroscience at Columbia University, which inspired the core of Meta’s Neurointerface 3D User Interface design philosophy. On the heels of Meta's explosive start, Gribetz was named to the Forbes 30 under 30 list in technology.
Meron Gribetz | Speaker | TED.com