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I'm interested in seeing how it works with glasses. I know there's supposed to be some kind of custom magnetic Zeiss lenses you can pop in, but I don't fully u
by reaperducer 3y ago
I'm interested in seeing how it works with glasses.
I know there's supposed to be some kind of custom magnetic Zeiss lenses you can pop in, but I don't fully understand how they're supposed to work — do they replace your glasses, or are they to adapt your glasses vision to an AR space.
There were a few tidbits in the iOS and watchOS portions of the recent keynote focusing on vision issues, so it's nice to see Apple taking it seriously. But I don't understand the solution.
- kitsunesoba 3y agoTypically pop-in lenses in AR/VR headsets serve as a replacement for your glasses.
- concinds 3y agoYes, they replace them because not only would your glasses not fit, they'd also mess up the field-of-view or the perspective according to what I've read (forgot the link). So you need custom lenses.