Viewing a single comment thread. View all comments

grimorg80 t1_j4w1e8j wrote

The radical techno optimists?? Who are you mad with?

That the technology for super light visors is not here yet. But it will, eventually.

11

civilrunner t1_j4xe8c4 wrote

Yeah, I still suspect it won't be till between 2028 to 2032 for when transistor density and battery technology enables AR glasses to meet market demands for performance and comfort.

5

Equivalent-Ice-7274 t1_j52otw5 wrote

The answer is a wire tether to a phone’s battery. It looks like Apple is going to do that with their VR headset

1

civilrunner t1_j52p1n6 wrote

Interesting. Would be funny for them to basically bring back the headphone wire that they killed off.

Will be curious to see what works in the end. I'd personally love advanced AR once it's market ready.

1

Equivalent-Ice-7274 t1_j52pxea wrote

Apparently the headset will have a magnetic disk that sticks to the phone and draws power that way, and it is less than half the weight of the Oculus Quest 2. I have a feeling it is going to be absolutely amazing, and everyone will want one, as it will give users amazing abilities: hands free map navigation, zoom capabilities, language translation, hands free message notification, etc.

1

civilrunner t1_j52rc8a wrote

We'll see I suppose. I'm skeptical about any AR that we can make today. Haha

1