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I don't think that hololens with its tiny FOV can do anything vaguely comparable to what ML can do with a much larger one from what I've read around.
by tigershark 10y ago
I don't think that hololens with its tiny FOV can do anything vaguely comparable to what ML can do with a much larger one from what I've read around.
- occamjmv 10y agoI'd say yes and no. Many people who have complained about the small FOV of Hololens expect applications where you want virtual stuff everywhere. Certainly nice for all around usage, but not necessary for many others. Again, after hours of continuous use, I've come to "forget" the FOV problem. The key is to switch from eye movement to head movement. When you know you have to look straight at the virtual content to see it, it's actually quite manageable. Don't get me wrong: I'll take 120° anytime, but I know it's around the corner, with Hololens or ML. In the meantime, I'll take what exists. I've seen so much vaporware in 25 years in the AR field...