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And i think that may also be the issue here. but, with all augmented reality games, how is is this better than playing the consul game? ultimately i think it is not. its just different. it is a different take on mario kart and i think thats fine. hard to say whether this will have the same enduring appeal as the traditional console game, but mario kart is the best—selling game of the nintendo switch, and if any franchise can take on a mainstream, it is probably mario kart. that was chris, turn...

And if any franchise can take on a mainstream, it is probably mario kart. turning his floor into a race track. how cool was that? brilliant. and because we cannot all go out as much as we would like to, our homes have had to become our cinemas, our workspaces and our playgrounds. that is what lara has been looking at this week. all you need is a projector. there also some quirkier options as well as some that will provide cinema on go. it wasnt long ago that the idea of a turning any surface int...

But, as with all augmented reality games, how is this better than playing the console game? ultimately i think it is not. its just different. it is a different take on mario kart and i think thats fine. hard to say whether this will have the same enduring appeal as the traditional console game, but mario kart is the best—selling game of the nintendo switch, so if any franchise can take ar mainstream, it is probably mario kart. chris, turning his floor into a race track. how cool was that? bril...

So, the augmented reality layer doesnt handle occlusions. so it is always overlaid on top of the camera feed. so, here the track should disappear behind the table leg, it doesnt, and that means you tend to crash more than you would expect, although that is a part of the madness and we do crash, your character reacts on screen. the big question for all augmented reality applications is how much do you actually get out of this once you are over that initial moment of "this is cool"? most of the pl...

Augmented reality layer doesnt, so it is always overlaid on top of the camera feed. so, here with the track should disappear behind the sta ble should disappear behind the stable like, it doesnt that mean you tend to crash more than you would expect, although thatis than you would expect, although that is a part of the madness and we do crush, your character reacts and we do crush, your character rea cts o n and we do crush, your character reacts on screen. the big question for all augmented rea...

90 waste—water treatment sites across the uk are testing sewage for traces of covid—19, as part of an early warning system to detect outbreaks before they spread. scientists established earlier this year that fragments of the viruss genetic material could be identified in human waste as our health correspondent, naomi grimley, reports. could waste water be essential in the fight against covid—19? thats the theory at this sewage treatment works in beckton, london, the biggest of its kind in...

Be detected in waste. the department for the environment says a pilot in september helped spot rising infections in plymouth, where a cluster was silently growing. during september there was a sudden spike, and that enabled local health officials to try to identify where around plymouth there might have been a particular problem. and that showed a problem that was around even though the test and trace system hadnt shown it at that point. the technique is already being used on university campuses...

Thats the theory at this sewage treatment works in beckton, london, the biggest of its kind in europe. scientists from universities such as newcastle have been experimenting since the spring with regular tests on sewage, after they realised that fragments of the viruss dna can be detected in waste. the department for the environment says a pilot in september helped spot rising infections in plymouth, where a cluster was silently growing. during september there was a sudden spike, and that enable...

Fragments of the viruss dna can be detected in waste. the department for the environment says a pilot in september helped spot rising infections in plymouth, where a cluster was silently growing. during september there was a sudden spike, and that enabled local health officials to try to identify where around plymouth there might have been a particular problem. and that showed a problem that was around even though the test and trace system hadnt shown it at that point. the technique is already b...

In human waste as our health correspondent, naomi grimley reports. could waste water be essential in the fight against covid—19? thats the theory at this sewage treatment works in beckton, london, the biggest of its kind in europe. scientists from universities such as newcastle have been experimenting since the spring with regular tests on sewage, after they realised that fragments of the virus‘s dna can be detected in waste. the department for the environment says a pilot in september helpe...