I, too, was a Glasshole for a bit but I really didn’t try to “normalize” wearing them in everyday life. They weren’t quite ready for that and the software was p

I, too, was a Glasshole for a bit but I really didn’t try to “normalize” wearing them in everyday life. They weren’t quite ready for that and the software was pretty limited at the time - but they were interesting none the less. As others have pointed out in this thread people want full pass through wide field of vision AR and that’s not going to happen soon enough. I feel like the breakout application won’t be the home consumer but rather some industrial use. Augmented reality could easily level up an entry level assistant faster by visualizing the task they need to do. Disassembling and repairing equipment you’re unfamiliar with would be easier when the overlay tells you what bolt to turn on which widget.