Comments on: Live video in a 3D world is cool, and it's not even Google

Department of Defense-funded company shows off client software in YouTube video that fuses live video into 3D environments.

[JaisonPuthusser]

wa..very impressing.....

[Scott Nelle]

Typo in the first caption. Apparently they forgot the name of their own company. :D

[fire1fl]

Terminator III - the war of the machines. Cruise missile to follow....

[jw1ls5n0129]

I think it will get better ,at this moment its at the start of what it will or can be .

[jkizer]

Hope it has free version. After all, our tax dollars paid for it in part.

[stevecale]

Don't expect to play with this. I went to their webpage and they won't even sell you the software without you calling them. If they won't list a price, it's beyond my budget.

[Zorched]

Not really competition for Google though. Google Earth is free, AVE is not.

Although being derived from data obtained through taxpayer dollars, one would think it should be free.

[kscheinblum]

Am I the only one that's not a little freaked? The thought of anyone with internet access watching me mow the lawn without my tee shirt should scare you; not a pretty sight. Not that I'm paranoid, but what's to prevent someone from watching your house and knowing in real-time when no one is home thereby making a robbery easier? If you think hard, there are even worse scenarios. Once this software is in the wild, expensive or not, the genie is out of the bottle.