theelectricchairrepairman

Don’t hook up an M5 to advanced military systems and run simulations though.

Xed said:

theelectricchairrepairman said:

Comfort wasn’t mentioned. For people to even use it for work, that’s a must. Could someone comfortably write wearing this thing typing on virtual kb or dictate? I wished they extrapolate that more. As for the AR aspect, it could be exciting if somehow precision in measuring things can be had with this device. Built in ruler in AR was novel when Tim first brought up AR. But I really would love to have a precision tool for measuring things using this. Lidar made iPhone somewhat useful for measuring. A useful zoom would be great. Built-in binoculars and any vision enhancing utilities would really be something. Maybe night vision. It’s a great start imo. Of course, trying it is a must. The interface portion of this device, if it’s a winner, points to what other innovations can be had. But I still believe comfort needs to be achieved. Otherwise, it will sit right next to my Oculus Rift 2 in its box.

They devoted an entire segment of the demo on comfortably wearing the device on the back of the head,  the front of the face, and the overall weight of the device.

Well, yes. I saw the same presentation. It looks like they paid attention to the quality of the strap. What about the using part? Could I use this for hours without eye strain or dizziness? Sometimes having a strap around your head long term regardless of what product it is constrains blood flow. These are fundamental for all headsets. So I am very curious whether Apple has solved this problem related to comfort for long use periods

Comfort wasn’t mentioned. For people to even use it for work, that’s a must. Could someone comfortably write wearing this thing typing on virtual kb or dictate? I wished they extrapolate that more. As for the AR aspect, it could be exciting if somehow precision in measuring things can be had with this device. Built in ruler in AR was novel when Tim first brought up AR. But I really would love to have a precision tool for measuring things using this. Lidar made iPhone somewhat useful for measuring. A useful zoom would be great. Built-in binoculars and any vision enhancing utilities would really be something. Maybe night vision. It’s a great start imo. Of course, trying it is a must. The interface portion of this device, if it’s a winner, points to what other innovations can be had. But I still believe comfort needs to be achieved. Otherwise, it will sit right next to my Oculus Rift 2 in its box.

magman1979 said:

Those Sunnyvale photocopiers are back at it again, as usual...

Try Mountain View

As long as I can have a kill switch on him while he surveys me. If he’s not doing anything wrong, he shouldn’t have to worry.