, the high-speed ride that debuted at Shanghai Disneyland in 2016. The action figures are customized using the park’s Tron Identity Program to display your scanned face on an LCD hidden behind the figure’s visor.
The Tron Identity Program will digitize visitors’ facial features, including six lines of recorded dialogue. The LCD on the resulting figure will show your scanned face, and pressing a button on the chest will play back your recorded lines. Your custom identity is stored on a memory card that you can swap into other Tron toys that Disney hopes you’ll buy.
Custom action figures are about as old as modern 3D printing, but the holographic approach has the advantage of much quicker turnaround times. Since it doesn’t require plastic molding, Disney World visitors can have their toy in hand in around 16 minutes. By comparison,If you have a Disney World trip planned, you can
with the Tron Identity Program beginning on March 21st. A custom figure will cost $90, which is $30 more than Hasbro’s custom figures.Great deals on consumer electronics delivered straight to your inbox, curated by Engadget’s editorial team.
for $90 they better put 𝙢𝙚 into Tron 😂
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