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If my mechanic doesn't know the components of my car, they aren't a very good mechanic, and certainly human sight and tactile access are better than some augmen
by sojournerc 5y ago
If my mechanic doesn't know the components of my car, they aren't a very good mechanic, and certainly human sight and tactile access are better than some augmented reality.
How would these "see" wind speed? I just don't get how it's needed to have this in front of your eyes at all times...
- disgruntledphd2 5y agoI talked to an acquaintance a few years back, he was working for an AR company that was using Google Glasses in manufacturing plants. It makes it much, much more efficient to ensure that people don't make mistakes. There's definitely a bunch of commercial use-cases. Personally, all I want is for these glasses to tell me the names of people who are my Facebook friends. Given the privacy concerns though, this is very unlikely to happen.
- srg0 5y agoTell the names of people... that's actually a very good use case for AR!