Vege _ _ :Impossible!!!😡 , Kakarot.

RIP

Lol your power levels are through the roof😂

That's how most AR devices work. They use one eye so that you could refocus more easily.

Bazinga! You are hitting the nail on its head.

As an optometrist I can reassure that over the age of 10 years old and indeed in absence of full time use - this is not a risk at all.

@@MrSRMatthews I wear an actual monocle in my left eye for vision correction, and my right eye has no correction what-so-ever, and my brain stitches the two images together perfectly. I imagine this happens with a screen too?

Yep… except worse. And the “AI” bit is an easy software update for any device.

​@@HiThisIsMineWell, at least it's open-source, doesn't cost 2000$, and is available to the general consumer. So, it's actually better.

not even

maybe

It's in fact was never done before

Where's your product?

😂😂😂😂😂 look like a z grade google glass

Any example of such a product?

At this size and simplicity it would be extremely affordable + the open source approach will ensure they have the most powerful software exclusively for their devices It's very possible that they're following a business model called Razor & Blade Like what Amazon did with the Kindle, they made it so affordable that they lost money on the initial sale But since you ended up buying books from them, they made good profits The model here is like apple app store apps exist, and when we buy them, they get a small cut but since millions of transactions would happen around the world every day, they would make billions Literally, since apple makes an estimated 108 billion annually from their "digital sales" Rather genius!