It is said that more than half a century ago, humanity has landed on the moon. This is neither an urban legend nor a science fiction novel. Historically, mankind rode a rocket and landed on the moon.
On the moon, the astronauts conducted various surveys, collected minerals, and brought them back to Earth.
But since then, humankind has not landed on the moon, officially. I don’t know the reason.
So, when humans land on the moon for the first time, the astronauts on the moon and the Earth’s control room hold an online meeting. Don’t you think it’s the ultimate remote work? The video at that time still remains.
Interestingly, it’s been more than half a century since now, and because communication technology is not as developed as it is now, there is a voice delay in that communication. The sound is delayed for a few seconds because the radio waves that send the image and sound are relayed or processed. On the contrary, it was to make people feel the distance between the earth and the moon.
Now that we’re at home and have online meetings, there are still fundamental differences from real meetings. First, the voice delay has not been resolved. There is a slight time gap in the conversation.
In addition, there are spatial deviations in the images. We talk to each other by looking at their faces in a realistic meeting, but when they are online, they stare at the faces of the other people on the display, so their eyes are off the camera.
Conversely, you can’t check the other person’s face while staring at the camera lens.
Will this audio delay and visual shift be resolved? Or what kind of working or living society will we fall into if these issues are not solved? I can’t even imagine it.
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