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It's needlessly and suspiciously vague. The diagrams suggest it's going to use projection mapping from some portable projector. Nothing exists currently (as f
by secretsatan 3y ago
It's needlessly and suspiciously vague.
The diagrams suggest it's going to use projection mapping from some portable projector.
Nothing exists currently (as far as I'm aware) that can work bright enough in such a small package to do anything that doesn't work outside of a dark room.
These have come up before I think, and are soon exposed to be vaporware.
- eternityforest 3y agoI think vector laser projection could probably be done small enough, but not for direct sunlight readability.
- Prickle 3y agoI seem to remember a product like this that turned out to be mostly vapour ware. It was a watch that would project onto your arm. https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/4/27/17289572/lumiwatch-projector-smartwatch-arm-touch-screen https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/4/27/17289572/l... Edit: Huh, I think this is their product actually: https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/30/humanes-ai-pin-debuts-on-the-paris-runway/ https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/30/humanes-ai-pin-debuts-on-t... So it's a pin on your chest that will project into your hand. This sounds almost identical to what the watch tried to do... except exponentially more difficult. 1. It needs to be significantly lighter weight 2. It needs to project significantly further away. 3. It needs to identify the hand only when it is "ready" to be projected on, then aim at it. This alone would present major issues I think.