Does not seem to properly address the fact that with this kind of design you cannot do occlusion of brighter real world objects. This makes me SERIOUSLY doubt t

Does not seem to properly address the fact that with this kind of design you cannot do occlusion of brighter real world objects. This makes me SERIOUSLY doubt their "usable outside" claims. Maybe on a moonless night... The lack of any fast head movement in all the demo videos also makes me think that they did not at all solve the latency problem, and all the slow deliberate movement is to hide that. CTRL+F-ing for "occlusion" or "latency" has zero results, further compounding the worries