3x3 Solved While Wearing 3D Glasses

This is interesting. I wonder if we could make 3D glasses for cubing. Like have cameras on the outside pointing at slightly different angles, and display them on screens inside the glasses. The cameras could be mounted on bendable wire so we could adjust for how far away we hold the cube. Our brains would interpret the difference in viewing angle to see depth and we could see the cube in 3D.

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This is interesting. I wonder if we could make 3D glasses for cubing. Like have cameras on the outside pointing at slightly different angles, and display them on screens inside the glasses. The cameras could be mounted on bendable wire so we could adjust for how far away we hold the cube. Our brains would interpret the difference in viewing angle to see depth and we could see the cube in 3D.

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10/10 would buy if mass produced exactly like picture
 
This is interesting. I wonder if we could make 3D glasses for cubing. Like have cameras on the outside pointing at slightly different angles, and display them on screens inside the glasses. The cameras could be mounted on bendable wire so we could adjust for how far away we hold the cube. Our brains would interpret the difference in viewing angle to see depth and we could see the cube in 3D.

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I NEEED THOSE GLASSES!!!! lololololoooo
 
This is interesting. I wonder if we could make 3D glasses for cubing. Like have cameras on the outside pointing at slightly different angles, and display them on screens inside the glasses. The cameras could be mounted on bendable wire so we could adjust for how far away we hold the cube. Our brains would interpret the difference in viewing angle to see depth and we could see the cube in 3D.

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hahaha wtf, is this a joke...?
 
This is interesting. I wonder if we could make 3D glasses for cubing. Like have cameras on the outside pointing at slightly different angles, and display them on screens inside the glasses. The cameras could be mounted on bendable wire so we could adjust for how far away we hold the cube. Our brains would interpret the difference in viewing angle to see depth and we could see the cube in 3D.

vwtRi0v.png

There is a much simpler solution to that...
 
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