I'd had the idea of moving processing off the eyegear and into your pocket, connected by cable, but using a fibre optic cable is even better. The scanning disp

I'd had the idea of moving processing off the eyegear and into your pocket, connected by cable, but using a fibre optic cable is even better. The scanning display also enables different resolutions for different parts of the field of view (the retina center "fovea" is high resolution; peripheral vision much lower). Eye-tracking allows them to tell where your fovea is looking. But I fear we're still not ready for camera always-on constant surveillance. And that seems necessary for the light-cancellation of solid blacks, and of course for object recognition. But these are severable, and the other features will still work. Pokemon Go helps prove the ground for all this.