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and probably a can of worms if VR becomes a "normal" platform for this type of thing
by rlayton2 7y ago
and probably a can of worms if VR becomes a "normal" platform for this type of thing
- XorNot 7y agoWouldn't VR be a lot better for a lot of these things? A huge amount of VR innovation is focused on non-sight feedback mechanisms. Implementing braille via VR interfaces would be actually be a lot easier since you're always using your hands to interact.
- freeone3000 7y agoIt's an interesting idea but it's actually harder, due to the low resolution of physical feedback currently available through VR devices. VR remains mostly visual, with input devices either approximate and 3d-spatial, or having physical input devices (in which case VR doesn't help)