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what about AR? e.g. a hololens?
by naringas 10y ago
what about AR? e.g. a hololens?
- mtgx 10y ago30 years. At least if you're talking about mapping everything at the same scale, graphic fidelity, resolution, price, and field of view as in VR, then AR will always be 10 years away compared to VR, in my opinion. If you're going to make it much more limited than VR (like say only show a chess table in front of you, or some text on top of stuff, but not much else), and make it cost several times more, like the Hololens does right now, then yeah, I guess you could make AR seem almost as usable as VR, but it will never be a 1:1 comparison this way. If you're doing 1:1 comparisons, then it should be about 10 years behind VR because you have to transpose the same world that you do in VR but over the real world.