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I’ve heard Meta is going full throttle to make their Ray Ban form factor glasses have an AR display. Very much like the XReal glasses but with resolution of Qu
by nojvek 3y ago
I’ve heard Meta is going full throttle to make their Ray Ban form factor glasses have an AR display.
Very much like the XReal glasses but with resolution of Quest line.
I loved my XReals. The biggest issue with them was it had no head/position tracking to keep the screens in one place.
The technology I’d throw my money is glasses that:
- look like fashionable glasses. Not that glasshole crap from Google. Or VisionPro goggles weighing a kilo. XReal are fashionable enough that most people didn’t notice it when I was using it in public.
- Add an unobtrusive display only visible to you, not to bystanders. Text display ought to be crisp and readable.
- Built in speakers audible only to you, not to bystanders.
- track head position so windows can stay floated in space instead of moving with head. The immersion of virtual object.
- some form of finger tracking to select and tap on things. Again private, shouldn’t need to put them infront of my face.
- pretty darn good contextual AI that has understanding of world around me. Show me gps directions. When I meet someone, recall their notes so I can have a meaningful conversations. Fact check my conversations on the fly. Be the bicyle of my mind.