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I’m actually really bullish on this use case for AR/VR/MR. Digital professionals spend all day on digital platforms creating digital products (software being an
by eunoia 4y ago
I’m actually really bullish on this use case for AR/VR/MR. Digital professionals spend all day on digital platforms creating digital products (software being an example).
If you think of it like this, monitors and our current HCI paradigms are basically bandwidth limitations to productivity. A more immersive productivity experience could be conceived of in AR/VR/MR, a la Minority Report / Tony Stark’s lab. They’re have been some really interesting articles floating around of people already doing this.
I just wish it wasn’t Facebook pushing this forward.
- nradov 4y agoThe limitations on my productivity are primarily my own reading and thinking speed. Monitor bandwidth is the least of my problems.
- d_tr 4y agoI do not think productivity cannot be substantially improved without AR but I am really not against AR either. I am not putting Facebook between me and my computer though. No way...
- eunoia 4y agoAgreed about this middleman being particularly undesirable. You may be interested in checking out some non-FB software around this concept. Something like: https://immersed.com/ https://immersed.com/ Of course you’ll probably end up running it on FB hardware unfortunately…