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Did you use Glass? There really wasn't any AR potential there. It was and still is really little more than a glasses based notification monitor. There's no augm
by wahsd 11y ago
Did you use Glass? There really wasn't any AR potential there. It was and still is really little more than a glasses based notification monitor. There's no augmented reality no virtual reality, it's simply a prismatic notification monitor with some slight basic functionality.
- krasin 11y agoMostly agree with your point. Word Lens for Google Glass was the only functional AR app, but a good one.
- seivan 11y agoBasically 50% use of my Apple Watch - which I'm more than satisfied with. Apple Watch serves as a HUD with haptic feedback when vibration isn't good enough or it's too cold outside to pick your phone out of your pockets. Preferably I'd love a HUD. I've always wanted a HUD ever since I played Doom. Count my ammo and check my reminders. The other 50% is fitness/code related. I like the idea of putting my own stuff on the device which I wouldn't be able to do with a eg Fitbit. From what I understand Glass had an SDK. It would/have such potential!
- rexf 11y agoAugmented Reality has so much potential as an always available source of visible information. I'd love a real-time augmented counter of 'real life stuff'. My apple watch provides convenient access to notifications, but it's not always visible. Especially in colder winter weather where a jacket or sweater covers the watch and makes it hard to interact with the watch at all.