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I wouldn't have categorized this as AR, but perhaps you're right. Would this instead be called a "heads up display"? I guess not, since it's not something that'
by misterprime 7y ago
I wouldn't have categorized this as AR, but perhaps you're right. Would this instead be called a "heads up display"? I guess not, since it's not something that's shown on the windows you're looking through.
- pathartl 7y agoI'd say it's more of a HUD. If there was a 3D render of where walls might be or bumps might be, then I'd consider that AR.
- myself248 7y agoBut it's the literal opposite of heads-up; you lower your view and stare at the radio to see the camera. If you were looking at the mirror and it was adding to the normal reflection you're already seeing, that would be heads-up.
- mycall 7y agoTechnically, a wrist watch is AR since it is augmenting your reality with information.
- sixstringtheory 7y agoI would agree this is AR. It's similar to the AR introduced in sports broadcasts that overlayed first-down lines or field goal long-distance records onto football fields, hockey puck trails for speed indication, and on and on...