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The most realistic part of the video was the instructor helping the woman fix the pipe under the sink. Not to over the top and actually useful. But for this plu
by bruceb 11y ago
The most realistic part of the video was the instructor helping the woman fix the pipe under the sink. Not to over the top and actually useful. But for this plumbing task and similar tasks, it seems a cheaper headset could be made.
Would be a great opportunity for lower cost, more focused product to be "good enough" instead of being overly ambitious but out of reach for most people.
- AndrewKemendo 11y agomore focused product to be "good enough" instead of being overly ambitious I don't think you appreciate how difficult that use case is and it ends up being the same level of difficulty as doing basically anything else in AR.
- bruceb 11y agoYou are right I am certainly no expert in AR (or VR) but seems having a person circle something on a screen is easier than projecting 3d images that you can manipulate?
- AndrewKemendo 11y agobut seems having a person circle something on a screen is easier than projecting 3d images that you can manipulate? Well it is, that's basically what ScopeAR does, but they use 3D based markers and animated objects. The Hololens video however is showing that the new element (circle something) is being "glued" to the object without a specific image tag - which means you have to have both an accurate scan of the environment and 3D object glued to it. Very hard to do.