• linearchaos@lemmy.world
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    29 days ago

    I just want the price to come down on a decent comfortable not absolutely ugly AR display. I don’t want AI, I don’t want processing power, I just want to be able to display an app or two off my phone in my field of vision, without occluding the rest of what’s there. But even the nicest of the shittiest solutions are over $800.

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    28 days ago

    Kind of worthless video. Just speculates about how it works. They don’t ever even show the app working!

    These glasses aren’t even AR so the idea that they can overlay details as shown in the mockups is impossible.

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      28 days ago

      It’s not really an app. It’s a full on computer watching with a live feed of the glass stream, just a proof of concept

      I doubt they bothered with the ui element of it, as in overlaying info on the glasses

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        28 days ago

        Right… I mean the idea is obvious so why even bother with any of it? The only interesting reason is to demo that it actually works in reality which clearly they didn’t.

    • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️@yiffit.net
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      27 days ago

      For real. I find it hella crazy that all these companies want to push for AR but none of them have actually made AR huds that would be as useful as what most video games have.

      I want a visual representation of my health and stamina on screen. Maybe I would go to a doctor more often if I saw my HP was constantly at 25%.