Iron Man The technology used in Iron Man

[KalElofKrypton]

Not only the technology of the suit, but think about all of the technology that Stark had in his home...From Jarvis to the multitude of computers in his home...Is it realistic? I'm not tech savvy, so forgive me if I sound stupid.

 

[Moviefan2k4]

I'm not savvy where mechanics are concerned, either, but I'm fairly sure that Jarvis and the 3D "hologram table" were probably invented for the film (since Tony's supposed to be an exceptional genius).

 

[I Am The Knight]

I don't think it's realistic, just cool. Really cool.

 

[Troy_Parker]

^^ plus it won't be too far from what we'll have in the future, with all the technological advancements..it could all happen ..but probably won't

 

[I Am The Knight]

Yeah, and we will be able to become Iron Man! Just like in V For Vendetta

 

[the_icon_007]

I'm a real estate developer and I can tell you that smart homes are becoming closer and closer to what Tony Stark lives in. We can build homes that know when you arrive home, can recognize what room you're in and create the perfect climate and more.

With the proper software and voice recognition design even JARVIS is a possibility (albeit a LOT of programming and work would have to go into it). If this market hadn't come crashing down, that would have been my next work.

 

[webhead731]

Even the suit itself is way advanced.

Sure, we can make the armor. But to make it function, fly, give it weapons like guns and missiles, and have it have computer interfaces in it would make it extremely heavy and un-wearable.

 

[Gold Samurai]

JARVIS was the KITT to ironman. Heck i'm sure tony could have uploaded jarvis into one of his cars and we'd have a Knight Rider movie instead of Iron Man.

Jarvis also had emotions and moods that is only available in movies

"Sir there are still terabytes of data......" where he acts almost annoyed

"What was I thinking your usually so discreet........"

 

[TNC9852002]

But can it be built in a cave?

With a bunch of scwraps??

-TNC

 

[webhead731]

Not unless you're Tony Stark.^

 

[jpmuftak]

Actually the hologram stuff IS possible - and it is being developed right now!
Here are some links to what they are working on now...pretty interesting stuff!

Holograms

"Invisible" Tangible Air

 

[Gold Samurai]

I ripped the audio for Jarvis's from the dvd. I was going to use the "good morning" part but it was too soft and you can faintly here the reporter tony bedded going "huh?"

it was either this
http://www.a1freesoundeffects.com/computersounds132/goodbyefemale.wavor hal 9000's good morning

its for my startup of my laptop

I choose the female

 

[dark_b]

Actually the hologram stuff IS possible - and it is being developed right now!
Here are some links to what they are working on now...pretty interesting stuff!

Holograms

"Invisible" Tangible Air

yeah its not possible like in the movie. and i think this is what this thread is about.

 

[November Rain]

alot of the holographic interfaces seen in iron man were actually developed in earlier cgi films.

the one that comes to mind is minority report

 

[jpmuftak]

yeah its not possible like in the movie. and i think this is what this thread is about.

Actually it IS possible like in the movie, just not yet.
The point is, the holograms were interactive, and with advancements in all of those areas, the concept is realistic and even possible, even though not achieved yet.

 

[dark_b]

Actually it IS possible like in the movie, just not yet.
The point is, the holograms were interactive, and with advancements in all of those areas, the concept is realistic and even possible, even though not achieved yet.

3d holograms that interect with human hands in 3d space?

show me a site that will explain how they will do it and when they will do it.

thank you.

 

[zmystico]

For all those who this its not possible...do you think anyone ever thought the internet/mp3 players/iphones were possible in the 70's/early 80's? Eventually anything technology-wise in the movies becomes realistic...if it wasn't for the internet, we'd probably have those hovercraft flying cars everyone thought we'd have.

 

[ultimatefan]

Exactly, if you explained the Internet to someone as late as the seventies or even eighties, they´d look at you like you ran away from a mental hospital. Then again, some futuristic ideas from the past haven´t come true in the present day, like flying cars.