I think this is "possible" but unlikely to work well anytime in the near future. There are some really big problems that need to be addressed for it to work pro

I think this is "possible" but unlikely to work well anytime in the near future. There are some really big problems that need to be addressed for it to work properly. To do this convincingly and effectively the glasses would need to incorporate eye tracking. Not only because the relative position of the screens is dependent on the way the glasses are resting on your head but most importantly because the placement of the screens in your view is dependent on the convergence of your eyes. If you're looking at something close (basically anything in the range of what you could manipulate with your hands) the relative position of the screens must be shifted closer together because otherwise you'll see double. It's really something that's very difficult to do and as far as I can see still at least half a decade off.