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Sounded like it was a static monochrome image and the 3D space stuff will come later. Do they even have an accelerometer or gyro in the device or does it pair w
by robinduckett 4y ago
Sounded like it was a static monochrome image and the 3D space stuff will come later. Do they even have an accelerometer or gyro in the device or does it pair with a phone or other device to get those readings? Are they even integrated into the software at this time. I suspect not.
- ricardobeat 4y agoFrom the article, 3rd and 4th paragraphs: > It's got an ARM Core M0 processor, a 5-GHz radio capable of communicating at ultra-low latency, and enough accelerometers, gyroscopes and magnetometers to track your eye movements with extreme precision, allowing the image to stay stable even as you move your eyes around. > you won't need hand controls, or a smartphone, or even Meta's crazy nerve-hijacking control inputs to control it – Mojo Vision has designed a hands-free user interface controlled by your own eye movements
- tmp_anon_22 4y agoDo I want a 5ghz radio broadcasting from my eyeball?
- detritus 4y ago5Ghz apiece from each eyeball and i've got a nicely nanowave-warmed septum, thanks.
- ggm 4y agoif you place an image inside or on the eye surface, the brain will interpret it as being a some distance in the real visual field. where is that distance?