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I have had an opportunity to see a demo by another stealth company (which may have been quietly acquired by Magic Leap since then). They used lasers to project
by golergka 8y ago
I have had an opportunity to see a demo by another stealth company (which may have been quietly acquired by Magic Leap since then). They used lasers to project light directly onto my retina.
It was nothing like Magic Leap, no 3d, just test 2d images - and yet, these razor-sharp, light images that I was able to see in front of the sun, were better than any computer display that I've ever seen. I don't know how would I convince anyone about the quality of the product aside from telling them to see for themselves.
- Mahn 8y agoSo basically, it sounds like the main advantage of the Magic Leap compared to HoloLens or existing VR headsets is likely the perceived resolution.
- ModernMech 8y agoYou let a stealth company shoot laser beams in your eye and then you looked at the sun? Are you blind now?
- golergka 8y agoI was looking into a sun-lit street and in the eyepiece and saw virtual display despite the bright background.