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I work in this industry, and every early devkit device we've received from the manufacturer has come with these kinds of constraints for us. I would have been m
by AndrewUnmuted 9y ago
I work in this industry, and every early devkit device we've received from the manufacturer has come with these kinds of constraints for us. I would have been much more shocked if Magic Leap didn't require these kinds of things of its early devkit recipients. And I'm a big ML skeptic.
- IshKebab 9y agoThe Hololens doesn't have such restrictions, and that's the closest device I can think of.
- sulam 9y agoThat's currently for sale, though. It's hard to tell me to keep it in a safe when you have a web page like this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/hololens/buy https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/hololens/buy Other people commenting on this are spot on. This is standard operating procedure for new hardware with the sort of attention that Magic Leap has.
- michaelbuckbee 9y agoThere were significant restrictions and weird PR "no go" topics with the Hololens as it was being developed. For a long time they didn't even allow photography of the physical hololens (as it was still in flux).