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The tech produces a view similar to the hololens. You’re not any more distracted walking than you are… walking. You can read signs, look at streets, see walls.
by freeone3000 1y ago
The tech produces a view similar to the hololens. You’re not any more distracted walking than you are… walking. You can read signs, look at streets, see walls. You can have additional HUDs but it’s significantly less distracting than you’re positing.
- afavour 1y ago> I would wear it for work if it meant I could walk around while working The key point here is "while working". That is the distraction, not the mere presence of things in your eyeline. If I strapped a laptop to my chest and walked down the street while reading through a codebase I'd be distracted. Having that in helmet form instead doesn't seem like it would make a dramatic difference?
- dialup_sounds 1y agoPeople already walk down the street focused on screens in their hands. If anything, positioning a screen where you have the most spacial awareness seems like it would cause fewer problems. But really, it's going to depend on how the user configures their workspace and what work they're doing more than what device they're using.