When I look at Lytro I think of E-Ink and FingerWorks, both companies that (like Lytro) grew out of academia and both of whose technology has been significant (arguably revolutionary) in the last decade.
Those are pretty good examples but it basically means that there is no reason to get excited about this now since it is many years away from making any kind of impact.
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When I look at Lytro I think of E-Ink and FingerWorks, both companies that (like Lytro) grew out of academia and both of whose technology has been significant (arguably revolutionary) in the last decade.
Those are pretty good examples but it basically means that there is no reason to get excited about this now since it is many years away from making any kind of impact.