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yes, I didnt mean to really xray the engine, just give you an AR view of the schematic. I would assume it would require certain calibration points or barcodes
by netcraft 14y ago
yes, I didnt mean to really xray the engine, just give you an AR view of the schematic. I would assume it would require certain calibration points or barcodes on the engine to orient itself.
And even if it was a nuisance once you learned the engine, it could be a useful tool in schools or someone learning a new engine.
Even imagine a small engine machine shop that sees 10s or 100's of different kinds of engines.
- technoslut 14y agoI don't think it would work well in real-time with barcodes since the human head is in constant movement. Current gyroscopic sensors would not make it a seamless experience.