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This wouldn't fall into the category of AR because the primary defining technologies across AR use cases aren't involved. For example you don't need any kind of
by AndrewKemendo 7y ago
This wouldn't fall into the category of AR because the primary defining technologies across AR use cases aren't involved. For example you don't need any kind of SLAM, Visual Odometry or otherwise for backup cameras to work seamlessly. It's not 6DOF. There is no 3D rendering. Camera localization isn't required etc...
So calling this AR means you're casting too wide of a net from a complexity perspective.
- mycall 7y agoAccording to Steve Mann, the father of AR, any wearable compute is AR.
- AndrewKemendo 7y agoLast I checked a backup camera isn't wearable Also, just because Steve Mann said it doesn't make it canon, and he didn't invent AR - arguably Louis Rosenberg built the first functional AR system.