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But would it need to be a true "retina" screen? The Hololens has cameras that track where your eyes are focused, so the laser image could have a "fovea" that mo
by zuminator 8y ago
But would it need to be a true "retina" screen? The Hololens has cameras that track where your eyes are focused, so the laser image could have a "fovea" that moves with your eye movements so as to retain a high focus region just at the spot you're looking at.
- poutine 8y agoThat solves the graphics card horsepower issue. You still need a lot of pixels even if you're not driving all of them at high resolution all the time.