i have a feeling it will be generations of humanity before "wearables" have even a small chance of outpacing a pocket-sized device.
there are too many of us that do not want to continually participate in an augmented reality, but still enjoy the benefits of having a connected device within close reach. as i walk around in public & see how distracted & disjointed modern masses are with simple headphones & devices (not to mention hair curlers, shavers & breakfasts behind the wheel) i can only imagine the negative effects of splitting our brain's attention even more with AR.
If i remember correctly, now ill go find the research, current neuro believes the human brain actually cannot multitask, rather it flits attention from one thing to the next when needed. hence the deadly downside of "distracted <insert other activity>"
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there are too many of us that do not want to continually participate in an augmented reality, but still enjoy the benefits of having a connected device within close reach.
as i walk around in public & see how distracted & disjointed modern masses are with simple headphones & devices (not to mention hair curlers, shavers & breakfasts behind the wheel) i can only imagine the negative effects of splitting our brain's attention even more with AR.
If i remember correctly, now ill go find the research, current neuro believes the human brain actually cannot multitask, rather it flits attention from one thing to the next when needed. hence the deadly downside of "distracted <insert other activity>"