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The main thing people complain about in the HoloLens is the field of view; I don't know how much these chips are the bottleneck for that, but it seems like a pr
by Eridrus 10y ago
The main thing people complain about in the HoloLens is the field of view; I don't know how much these chips are the bottleneck for that, but it seems like a problem you can throw more cores at, so I'm sort of expecting them to solve it that way, but I don't know a whole lot about hardware.
- hackcasual 10y agothat's almost certainly a limitation of the projector
- jimminy 10y agoI haven't tried them so I'm going by the models and demo's I've seen. I think the field of view issue is a physical limitation, not software, and only slightly hardware related. The peripheral vision is blocked out by the components. To achieve a wider field of view you have to shift components further back out of viewing range. and then modify the screens to wrap around in the new viewing frame. I don't think this has any impact of field of view for that reason.
- markingram 10y agoI believe it's not the cpu or gpu limiting the field of view. if you read the patents behind the waveguides, the real limitation seems to be in the waveguides. They need to make them thin enough for light to pass through, while at the same time refract light into you eyes at angles that don't result in major image distortions.