Imagine writing out some personalized instructions on how to use a piece of tech, say, for your mom or dad, instructions that strip away the complexity. Now take a look at the video in the embedded tweet:
This is a terrific use case.
Imagine writing out some personalized instructions on how to use a piece of tech, say, for your mom or dad, instructions that strip away the complexity. Now take a look at the video in the embedded tweet:
This is a terrific use case.
That strikes me as so much more useful than anything they’re doing at Magic Leap or whatnot that it’s ludicrous.
Imagine that for a rental house. “Fire wood is around this corner!” “Laundry detergent down here!”
Even at a friend’s house: “Looking for a wine glass? Right up here!”
It’s amazing to me how much focus there is on games and photorealistic characters and such when it comes to AR demos. It seems so clear to me that just the ability to display text around real objects is so much more useful than any of that.
Realtors might like the ability to show an apartment without having to be there.
No, because then they won’t be needed.
They’ll find a way.