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AR/VR still reminds me of the eternal "experience in 3D!" drive, with all sort of glasses for the whole family and friends. Was a curious novelty, sure, but ess
by zoomablemind 5y ago
AR/VR still reminds me of the eternal "experience in 3D!" drive, with all sort of glasses for the whole family and friends. Was a curious novelty, sure, but essential and trend-defining? I'm quite more comfy perceiving the remote media in a 2D without any need for an enhanced illusion.
Anyone remembers the efforts at realistic skeuomorphism in UI?
- xvector 5y agoHave you used a headset for a reasonable length of time? It's absolutely the future of human interface. You might be comfortable with 2D, just like people before computers were comfortable not using computers. But 2D flatscreens will absolutely be left in the dust.