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Slightly less complex, consumer-focused possibilities: - Cook like an expert (with an AR), you don't have to glance at a screen or cookbook, all the steps are
by patrickk 11y ago
Slightly less complex, consumer-focused possibilities:
- Cook like an expert (with an AR), you don't have to glance at a screen or cookbook, all the steps are visible in your view/whispered in your ear as you need them, reminders to take the pasta off the boil at the correct moment, etc.
- Repair or perform maintenance on a car - when you open the engine bay, the steps to change the air filter are available for your model of car.
- mstolpm 11y ago"Cook like an expert": There's much more to cooking than just following steps. AR don't help much preventing you to slice the onions instead of your fingers. The wrong temperature, an egg that is larger or smaller ... it's timing and knowledge/experience, not a rule book that makes a great dish. Same for the car maintenance: Perhaps you could do it yourself and save a few bucks. Would you repair your breaks yourself with AR but no knowledge and understanding about cars and maintenance if the life of your children depends on these breaks? Both scenarios might work for an expert or at least someone who knows the fundamentals, but not for an unprepared consumer.
- ativzzz 11y agoI think he's talking about experts. But for cooking, the AR can find out the temperature (you can do this with some tools already minus the AR), determine sizes of food and how long to cook them for, maybe overlay a line on food you're cutting to help you cut it better... etc