I agree with you about Oculus Rift having real viability in the proximal future. Glass and "GlassUp" (what a rip of a name) need to be released to developers an

I agree with you about Oculus Rift having real viability in the proximal future. Glass and "GlassUp" (what a rip of a name) need to be released to developers and the general public to thrive and produce an ecosystem of developer tools as well as new ways to use the hardware. I find Glass and GlassUp to be akin to the iPhone. The first iPhone touched the brim of what a truly responsive and performant touch-device could do, when GPS/Bluetooth/Wifi/Gyroscope/ and other sensors were equipped. Years later, and there's thousands of unique ways the iPhone is being used because of its advanced framework and hardware. I think we all know even the first production versions of these devices are going to be poorly able to be used, perhaps clumsy and too zealot-specific but they are necessary step for the truly visionary platform to evolve from.