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Fix practically anything that instructions have been made for, unscrew here, unclip that, pull out that, replace this part; do it all backwards to put back toge
by pbhjpbhj 4y ago
Fix practically anything that instructions have been made for, unscrew here, unclip that, pull out that, replace this part; do it all backwards to put back together ... with visual overlays you're acting as a robot almost (that's good and bad).
Also, anything the AR can see you put down/drop can be remembered; anything you're looking for can be highlighted (in theory).
Would be fun to work on some other ideas.
- cptskippy 4y agoThat would all be great but alas very battery intensive and things like dropped item tracking would require a high speed high fidelity camera.
- mrbombastic 4y agoYes DIY is such a killer use case for this stuff, and what an awesome way to learn, imagine working on your car or anything really with an expert mechanic who can see exactly what your seeing highlighting where to turn your wrench or tell you that your technique is incorrect, or diagnose that weird sound you are hearing.