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This could become big in logistics. For example for order picking. But also for maintenance crews. Want to know which machine broke down? The glasses will give
by thdrdt 7y ago
This could become big in logistics. For example for order picking.
But also for maintenance crews. Want to know which machine broke down? The glasses will give you directions and will even give you an overview of the maintenance history.
I believe this is not a consumer product. Bosch has some consumer products but they are way bigger in the business market.
And about the laser: it's just light. A laser doesn't mean 'cut through everything'. It all depends on the power. I'm sure Bosch doesn't want to melt your retina.
- pawelk 7y ago> And about the laser: it's just light. A laser doesn't mean 'cut through everything' Yeah, in this context laser means a light source with extremely tight cone, meaning it can render a very tiny point on the retina. Not a ray of death that will penetrate your brain and come out the other side of the skull ;)
- xkcd-sucks 7y agoYeah, consumer "AR" as popularly imagined (video overlay) isn't a thing. But even at AR conferences a few years ago there were favorable case studies of AR use by shipyard workers, factory maintenance staff etc.