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I don't think there is a market for AR on a consumer's face except like a side display like Google Glass. I think the market for AR is in industrial operations,
by bajook 5y ago
I don't think there is a market for AR on a consumer's face except like a side display like Google Glass. I think the market for AR is in industrial operations, military, etc. where people won't care what they look like.
- indigochill 5y agoBesides which, the military is historically a leader in tech that sometimes makes its way back to the civilian world. Notably, the internet was originally ARPANET, funded by the DoD, and the TCP/IP protocol was designed with military considerations in mind (e.g. designing a protocol that would be resilient to failures in parts of the network). A company that secures a steady contract delivering AR equipment to the military will then have the runway to polish the packaging until it's palatable for consumers.
- stickfigure 5y agoI want product reviews as I look at items on shelves in stores, without holding my phone in front of my face the whole time.
- Someone 5y agoMany people already more or less have that: Amazon.com, at home on their couch. I wonder whether there still will be stores selling things you want to spend time to choose between options by the time that tech exists.
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