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Google glass was a display that was up and to the right of where you want to be looking. I don't know about everyone, but I found it pretty hard to use. Caveat
by toast0 1y ago
Google glass was a display that was up and to the right of where you want to be looking.
I don't know about everyone, but I found it pretty hard to use. Caveat, I didn't get them fit to me, I was supervising an intern working on a speculative Glass project, and they were fit to him.
AR would be neat, but voice interfaces are acheivable at an approachable cost. I'm not one to talk to a computer, and I wear prescription lenses, so these glasses don't appeal to me, but I can see there's a market there, not sure how big or if Meta can capture it.
- demosthanos 1y agoRight, I'm not claiming Glass was good, but it at least attempted to use the glasses form factor for something.
- toast0 1y agoThe camera to capture 'what you see' seems like using the form factor pretty well. Mic and speakers, too. Glass attempted a display, but IMHO, it was unusable, so I understand why you would try the same thing with no display. Or the same thing, but mounted on your wrist (Google Wear).