Instead of trying to fit transparent o LED with electrochromic glasses. We could try a full blown display with live camera feed serving as a viewfinder. This way we can achieve proper desired resolution and even control the brightness. Something like a cars rear view mirror suddenly turning into a camera's live feed display. Now, since this acts like a camera's viewfinder, we can easily insert AR text and objects into the real world live feed. Something like AR stickers and AR emojis

long term, quite possibly - but we know what that device looks like with current tech - apple vision pro and it's still sub par for mainstream@@arnold_m_xavier before we get something with cameras we will get what is described in the video - think of this as having different classes of device, its an AND conversation not an OR conversation.

I believe I know a way to get around the issue with the extra AR components that they are having trouble fitting into lightweight frames, just repurpose the Humane AI pin (or something like it) to pair with the glasses to perform all the scans necessary to facilitate AR while keeping the frames lightweight, plus the AI could be trained to coordinate and optimize this process to be cohesive and extremely user friendly, you are welcome, please feel free to hook me up when this actually works ☺️

Dude I love how you showed all the technologies at the beginning 💟🌌☮️

hey, so, while i'm watching this, i'm wondering if i should invest in one of these companies. Then i thought, hell a bunch of research should get into this. But then, you already did that. Maybe you should or could talk about in what companies you would invest. Maybe on another channel? Maybe it's stupid, but you know, just a thought.

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Google just loved canceling projects. It's just what they do.

@@VascovanZeller Loved? No, *love*! They do it to this day and won't stop any soon...

Thats exactly my thought. I mean they basically set up a competitor to the smartphone whilst the smartphone was still finding it´s way into society. What they did back then was already really impressive and still somewhat is. Though I guess that many of the challenges remain the same.

Even compared to now the in concept features would be ambitious, but VR tech has advanced to where it's possible now

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Yeah, there are a few channels that are more unique, this one and cold fusion are like small documentaries, this one in a new modern style and cold fusion gives me a 90s to 2000ish documentary vibe.

What are the other ones for you?

totally agree

A fantastic use case, and something that I am certain will be available in the near future

There’s already a glasses for transcription: XanderGlasses and one for translation: Solos AirGo3

Really great idea. I need irl subtitles now.

Whos getting blasted by blue light right through their eyes? 💀. (Actually tell me) Edit: just realised you were talking about my man in the beanie 4 mins later☠️

Can't make science happen without a few people going blind lol

For real I laughed at each of the animations. Thanks to this comment

Exactly my thought. I mean, people are already walking with portable Vision Pro batteries. Nothing prevents a device -that you carry in your pocket- with a processor and a battery from being designed.

It's already the case with xreal rokid viture....

Most standalone vr devices can already do that, it's just not as user friendly yet 👍 A little bit of processing will always need to be on device but to get more out of them you do need external devices anyways, like I don't care how much power the next xr device is. I want better lenses and tracking options👍 You can connect pretty much any vr device (with a few exceptions) to a pc, which could also be a cloud pc, or a laptop in your backpack 😁

@@Akab there is an exeption glasses called "inmo air" it's standalone glasses with android operating system and cemera

@@diredino5299 thats why I said most 👍 exceptions do exist, and that's sometimes a good thing 😁 And the quest is also just an android device under the hood 👍

PCVR stuff?

You will never lose your virginity

@@ChromiumCastle You lost?

@@ClearGalaxies Nope. Wanting "open source" operating systems is cringe and anti social even for tech people

Meanwhile super techy people use linux..​@@ChromiumCastle

Glad you enjoyed!

10 years ago I wanted to be chipped. Then musk took charge of nueralink. Speaking off, they did their first implant months ago, they said they would update us in the the following week. only 2 weeks ago, they are now reportedly able to click a mouse with their brain.... we could already do that with a fucking EEG....

That's still at least a decade away IMO :P

@@TechAltar There was a company called Mojo Vision that was working on contact lens displays and were actually pretty far but decided to scrap it and are focusing on micro led displays instead

​@@TechAltarwell technically we do have those, but they are in very limited capability. But to get where we want I think by 2029 will be seeing an entry into the eyewear market and then shortly after that probably contact lenses.

How would you be able to focus on them?

Nerd alert (kidding, I don't know anything about Gundams, and you seem to know the exact model, though)

Ah makes sense when working with a fixed voltage like 48V bikes.

@@gljames24 aka wannabe-electrician projects.

Doesn't both mean the same thing😢

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​@@RaySmith-zg7od No, the energy stored by a battery is dependent on both the voltage and the amp hours either one of which can be changed independently in a battery. Watt hours are an actual measure of the energy being stored.

Yes I agree with you. Apple's approach is the best at the moment. Considering the fact that the entire power supply is managed by the power bank, it's mandatory to be connected for the system to work. They might as well offload the computing to it too and make the glasses lighter

He intentionally reduces his RL resolution so the difference between his virtual world and our world is less obvious. In the future, we will all look like him.

If you cannot change into a real boy, make them all puppets.

People like him and Elon Musk are the messiahs of our time. They're going to save humanity . . my ass

​@@florinmoldovanuwho ever said that

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You lost me

@@ClearGalaxiesVR, but with cameras that show you the real world in 3d inside the headset. It can already be done with current technology.

@@ClearGalaxies he is basically explaining the vision pro

@@iXizXmoen me caveman now understand. He's saying that passthrough is superior to see-through lenses.. Sorta

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the your very quickly no longer wearing glasses

*sees man petting a dog* "What does the scanner say about his serotonin levels?" "It's over 9000!" *crushes AR glasses*

Yes! I've been wondering for years why they're trying to fit the computer+extra battery into the glasses! Another benefit would be if you lose the glasses, you don't lose your computer/data.

What if I'm too lazy to pull out my phone?

@@ClearGalaxies then this device has to be at least on the same level of efficiency at finding information as your phone. And no one talks about the controls for these things - shouting every command makes taking out a phone easy in comparison.

@@mopozuJIko The phone does none of that efficiently, it's a trash design of just pooling you likely results. Google doesn't give you pizzerias until all the other users have been the AI nodes to recognize that the results are satisfactory, it's a walled garden of pushing the sheep where the herd wants to go. Brilliant for places that pay most for the ad space. And if you have any long term memory and social reverse-engineering skills, you could more easily just memorize everything a smarthpone CAN tell you. You just don't KNOW what to memorize when the hive isn't guiding you though. And they're not going to tell you how to find some new place NOBODY already knows, it's all just listening to the public radio and asking "what was that song again" because THEY know all the titles in THEIR list. Even if it's jsut a screen, just using the touch panel as a control device would actually make it small enough for your thumb to REACH the whole dang phone, which you NEED in particular because the idjerts designed some kind of return arrow in EVERY corner. But, I don't imagine you could touch-type or use a phone without looking at it. The hive has already gotten to your brain to make this swiss cheese out of your imagination.

​​@@mopozuJIkohand tracking + eye tracking is all that's needed. Apple Vision pro has already proven this method works well, even in a gen 1 product. The only hangup is typing, but I have no doubt some clever designer will come up with a new easy way to type words this way that doesn't require any voice commands

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