so i can look down at my laptop to see my timeline and then look up into the display and see the footage i was editing on a huge screen. even though you can move around the room wearing these, they still feel like quite a stationary experience to me. i don t think you would want to wear these on your commute or while you re out shopping. they re not the kind of glasses where you are going to see notifications flying in, or see real world maps and directions superimposed on the street in front of you it s just not that kind of augmented reality experience. although it s an idea of what we might get in the future. for that to happen, i d expect these glasses to get lighter and obscure less of your field of view. you d need to get rid of this tether, and you don t use the phone as a controller, you want some hand recognition, which nreel is working on. 0nce some big companies like apple and facebook enter the space and throw their big apps onto the platform, you can really see the poten
the phone as a controller, you want some hand recognition, which nreel is working on. nreal. once some big companies like apple and facebook enter the space and throw their big apps onto the platform, you can really see the potential. but as an early entry into the space, it gives you a flavour of what the technology can do. i don t know about you, but i do think augmented reality is pretty much there now, which means in the future the 3d sculptures that you see around you might not actually be in the room. true. it s not quite the same, though, is it? you can t touch it. not that you could touch that, obviously! no, for goodness sake. don t touch it, we ll all be in trouble. listen, there s one thing about ar they still have to sort, though. what s that? it s the ar groove and ai hair. oh no, i haven t still got that mark on my forehead, have i? yeah, and my hair s all over the place. once you ve sorted that, we re in. anyway, that is it from us from the v&a in london. as ever, you
and seeing three huge virtual monitors so you could do some video editing without needing to bring a display with you. the closest i got was plugging this into my laptop and the glasses then act as a second monitor, so i can look down at my laptop to see my timeline and then look up into the display and see the footage i was editing on a huge screen. even though you can move around the room wearing these, they still feel like quite a stationary experience to me. i don t think you would want to wear these on your commute or while you re out shopping. they re not the kind of glasses where you are going to see notifications flying in, or see real world maps and directions superimposed on the street in front of you it s just not that kind of augmented reality experience. although it s an idea of what we might get in the future. for that to happen, i d expect these glasses to get lighter and obscure less of your field of view. you d need to get rid of this tether, and you don t use the ph
move around the room wearing these, they still feel like quite a stationary experience to me. i don t think you would want to wear these on your commute or while you are out shopping. they are not the kind of glasses where you are going to see notifications flying in orsee to see notifications flying in or see real world maps and directions superimposed on the street in front of you. itjust isn t that kind of augmented reality experience. although it is an idea of what we make it in the future. for that to happen i expect these glasses to get lighter and secure less of your field of view. you would need to get rid of this tether, and you don t use the phone as a control. you want some hand recognition which nreel is working on. once big companies like apple and facebook enter the space and through their big apps onto the platform, you can see the potential. but as an early entry into the space it gives you a flavour of what the technology can do. i don t know about you, but i do think
tether, and you don t use the phone as a controller, you want some hand recognition, which nreel is working on. 0nce some big companies like apple and facebook enter the space and throw their big apps onto the platform, you can really see the potential. but as an early entry into the space, it gives you a flavour of what the technology can do. i don t know about you, but i do think augmented reality is pretty much there, now, which means in the future the 3d sculptures that you see around you might not actually be in the room. true. it s not quite the same, though, is it? you can t touch it. not that you could touch that, obviously. no, for goodness sake. don t touch it, we ll all be in trouble. listen, there s one thing about ar they still have to sort, though. what s that? it s the ar groove and ar hair. oh no, i haven t still got that mark on my forehead, have i? yeah, and my hair s all over the place. once you ve sorted that, we re in. anyway, that is it from us from the v&a in lo