stitching

The article claims dual 4k @ 60Hz over 1 cable; so that seems to rule out stitching?

And the lower resolution and features probably don't matter when you stitching together 16 streams.

Before the manufacturing process for computers became mechanized, most of the work was done by female workers 'stitching' wires for machine logic.

I could see someone making stuff on Etsy stitching/drawing this in as a signature that links to their homepage.

But I think the neat thing is using readily-available GoPro cameras and stitching the video together quickly.

The stitching part is pretty fun, it adds another dimension to the experience.

Providation of this type of data is badly stitching a bad gash.

That, or it's an awful lot of DP1.2 channels + stitching, which I didn't know worked with multiple physical heads.

Because simply stitching it will create one image/video stream from one perspective.

Something that's maybe not clear from that page, but was mentioned in the Google IO keynote: this is not just stitching of multiple video streams.

I too found it quite confusing, I kept trying to figure out where the threads were, was it stitching fabric real time?

Probably with a human UI designer stitching it all together.

It's more akin to saying "if you're looking at buying several economy tickets to go from A to B, a first class ticket on a direct flight might be cheaper and faster than stitching together several economy tickets"