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I couldnt see anything in their ad about how the HMI will work, the closes we got to an actual interaction was the guy tapping the side of the glasses to take a

I couldnt see anything in their ad about how the HMI will work, the closes we got to an actual interaction was the guy tapping the side of the glasses to take a picture. Ideally it would use eye tracking to let you pick out menu options, but there's no way they've got eye facing cameras crammed into that thing. I assume it will be completely controlled via some proprietary smartphone app, with limited or non existent developer support. Unless they can nail the developer experience, and the user interaction experience, these are dead on arrival.

netrus 5y ago
Maybe a gyroscope is an option? Google Cardboard worked that way, it is good enough to choose between some menu items or to pull up a notification. For me, navigation is the killer app, I would love that when I am cycling. Give me an interface to skip around in my podcast playlist and I am happy.
tomaskafka 5y ago
How about if you had a lightweight, finger/wrist-worn touchpad (basically like smartwatch that has no display and almost no internals)? I can imagine that could work ...