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Honestly, if they can make a device you can comfortably wear for an extended period of time, with that spec sheet, there's a lot of lifestyle shifting things th
by jayd16 3y ago
Honestly, if they can make a device you can comfortably wear for an extended period of time, with that spec sheet, there's a lot of lifestyle shifting things than can be done.
You could imagine locking virtual screens and interactive widgets in real space in exciting ways. You could redesign a living room if your main way to watch something is a virtual screen. Virtual cookbook apps you "leave" in the kitchen that you can interact with hand tracking even when you have raw chicken all over your hands.
The Hololens never got there but the use cases are there IF it actually hits the hardware mark. If its confined to 20 minute bursts before discomfort sets in like current hardware then its far more niche.
- bbor 3y agoHOnest question; would you use a AR headset that wasn't actually see-through but is just streaming video from cameras on the outside? I assumed the answer would be universally no for everyone, but I might be in a bubble. I haaaaate the Oculus Passthrough, personally
- jayd16 3y agoOh sure. I'm fine with passthrough but the Quest 2 barely scratches the surface and an Oculus Pro shows the potential but it's still very much under the bare minimum. I think it's a feasible path as long as the camera quality is pretty high.