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Looks better than HoloLens and props for showing the actual footage trough the headset and not just some misleading illustration like Microsoft did, but the tra
by spyder 11y ago
Looks better than HoloLens and props for showing the actual footage trough the headset and not just some misleading illustration like Microsoft did, but the tracking needs some improvement because it looks annoyingly laggy and I cannot imagine using it for anything serious for a longer time.
- adam12 11y agoI don't like how everything looks transparent.
- tcfunk 11y agoYeah I don't much care for that either. I'm guessing it's a byproduct of the screen being basically a piece of transparent glass as opposed to an actual "screen" or whatever.
- terryf 11y agoThis, of course, is the biggest problem with AR tech - you can only "add" light, not "subtract" it - meaning you can only make pixels brighter than they are, not darker. Essentially this will be unusable in bright daylight. Notice how all the promo videos are filmed in fairly dark rooms.
- cornellwright 11y agoProjecting black is currently an open problem in AR right now. (Though Magic Leap's videos seem to indicate they've solved it. I'm still skeptical though.)
- eggy 11y agoI was impressed that the footage was from iPhone pressed against the headset to get that video. I wonder if some of the jumpiness or supposed tracking is due to handling the headset/iPhone, and maybe some scan rate 'moire' patterns or other artifacts due to a video-of-a-video?