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We're still a ways off. Competition is great when there's demand in the market. However, without production. there's nothing to meet the demand. This tech isn't ready yet. It won't be for a while.
It’s likely highly intentional that the vision pro’s displays are around ~34ppd human vision is estimated to max out around 60ppd A future Vision Pro need only to double its exact resolution to be a “retina display“ making scaling up its apps perfectly seamless and fully backwards compatible
I don't think the AR glasses are quite stylish enough for your average consumer yet. Maybe within a couple years though - it's definitely improving a lot year over year.
The Sharp VR headset in the second case reminds of Back to the future part 2 when see Doc Emmett Brown wearing glasses similar shape and silver shiny front.
Im a bit disappointed by Xreal tbh. The Air Pro 2 Pros got released only in Oct/Nov and had a bunch of leds distrotion and blur issues at the edge of the screen(many people complaining about it in their r/sub). Then just 2 months later at CES they show off the Air Pro 2 Ultras which seem to use identical displays and frame shapes but the lens shape has been modified slightly to not only fix the display issues but also increse the FOV. That change probably cost them nothing since its more of a fix. So it just seems like they rushed out the Air Pro 2 knowing that they already have an updated version of the lens shape just weeks away that could be applied to them. Feels a bit of a kick in the teeth. If I didn't have a few very long flights this month I would've returned them. I'm hoping Samsung makes some very good and normal looking AR glasses this year or early next year, not a headset like Apple which are pretty uncool for media and productive uses.
Ray neo x2 is a great product but i think they misunderstood the audience who would wear these glasses. I think being able to watch youtube, netflix, browser the internet, or screen mirror are major reasons why anyone would want Smart glasses. AI is great but quiet frankly many people are not ready to make that jump. I think people want AR glasses to be able to increase their productivity in multitasking. Such as watching a video spatially while your waiting for your food at a restaurant or grocery shopping and being able to watch a video recipe while your shopping. This is a amazing product but they dont understand the demographic of the people who are willing to help a start up or even understand how this can enhance their productivity. This is a great product but it has to make sense. It kinda just seems like a early ipod before they had touch screens. Which is also great but focusing on the areas people will really use will gain the support to make it go world wide.
The WaveGuide glasses still look shit - but... as you said, some years ago that would have been unthinkable small. Another couple of years... In the meantime, forget normal glasses. Where do you have bulky glasses on your face anyway? MOTOR BIKE HELMETS (navigation, translation, showing maps for planning), Protective glasses in factories. Integrate them into a helmet style and you can have something really interesting for a lot of scenarios. And some years down the line, they will likely be really small, too ;)
AR and MR are cool, but all those companies struggle to present useful scenarios and every day use cases. Every time it's the same "guy looking at a product prototype" and "real estate lady touring a house". Coolness wears out quickly. Without actually useful irl applications that $3500 headset will quickly land on a shelf.
Being able to place 20 plus resizable floating screens anywhere like how Vision Pro does is not a small crap 😂 you had no idea how powerful VR/AR basic features are
Those TCL waveguide AR glasses are really close to what I'm wanting to see! Pity they apparently don't have the same clarity and fidelity of the OLED birdbath displays. I wonder what the bottlenecks are, with those, and whether they'll be able to be overcome reasonably quickly.
There is no augmented reality without cameras in the device performing spatial mapping of the environment and then rendering of 3D objects in that spatial environment with respect to the real geometry... None of these "AR glasses" are doing that. They are just overlaying notifications and display windows within your field of view. It's not the same thing at all... What's happening today with passthrough is closer to AR than what these glasses are doing
I know. But you don't need that much to simulate true AR, the glasses just need to be able to do 6DoF tracking and you can simulate AR very well by doing all that you described by software, much like what XREAL did with their "XREAL Light". This means they can do it with the XREAL Ultra as well. The field of view is just not great, but it's close to Hololens. Many smartglasses could be capable of it but we need the developers actually making something useful.
@@biggrizz9088 I can tell you never actually tried smart glasses because the experience is ALOT better than looking at your phone screen. Gaming and TV/movie watching is amazing on these glasses.
I’m so tired of seeing AR/VR headsets with controllers. Your hands should be the controller. Hopefully Apple made that an industry standard. Vision Pro makes all of these look ancient.
I'd love to try CitraVR, but emulation is far more strict here in Japan legally. Even extracting my own copy's rom would be complicated especially since I believe it requires modifying a 3DS, which is also not exactly legal here.
@@cheeeeezewizzz I do, but even then it's still riskier since emulation legality is a more grey area in the U.S. while in Japan it's much more severe because of an anti-cheating law that flat out bans modding even your own hardware, but it's too strict and even applies to non-online games and consoles. Even if you can make a legal backup of your legally owned games for personal use only, in Japan, even modifying a console to be able to do that could land you in serious trouble. The emulation scene is something I see more of in the west as a result. Yes, a VPN can help with bypassing these issues while leaving less of a trail, but I don't intend to pirate the games and just try to hide my trail.
We're in the medieval ages equivalent of VR / AR. Until technology conforms more to us and not the other way around, this technology will only be for a niche market. I will truly be impressed when AR technology does not significantly disconnect us from the real world from others not wearing the device as it does now. 10 years ago, Google Glass had the right idea, but they ignored the social interaction aspect. Same with most of the technology today. The glasses are getting close, but you still look like a dork wearing them. But, then again, people now wear pajamas in public -- so, our social constructs have also changed since then. And I think the jury is still out as to whether this technology will give us an "awesome future". Social media as polarized us to the point where major conflicts are beginning to happen. Not so awesome, IMO. AR (and especially VR) has the potential to take this polarizing effect to another level.
Returned my xreal air 2 pro, the company gives no software support. They must be busy spending all their resources on hardware. The screen was nice, but too many things goes against it, tiny fov, poor image quality when using 3dof, lack of adjustability, screen placement too high. Would be highly cautious buying, and make sure there’s a good return policy where you buy it from.
"The first consumer ultra thin AR Glasses" Can we please stop calling heads up displays AR glasses? They don't match the same problem set. There is 0 external feature tracking going on. These see-through approaches are not remotely comparable to apples product or any other passthrough inside-out tracked 6DoF AR glasses.
I really just want the wave guide glasses so i can read my kindle books without craning my neck at my phone lol. I think 6dof ar is kinda over rated personally just because the world is already too overstimulating. I would prefer a simple ui like in a video game with a small text prompt at the bottom of the screen updating what zone I'm in our what plant in looking at. No dinosaurs, floating ads, or digital overlay environments for me.
Finally the wearables are happening! The only problem with waveguide ones is they look stupid. They are not cool looking glasses. They need to look, feel and fit like 'pug' glasses.
If they want people to actually spend the money and wear this stuff it's gotta look like Pugs or Ironman style glasses. Skip the argument over the style on which sunglasses design is best and go straight Pug or Ironman styles and always be right.
huh, AR might actually go somewhere. a few years down the line, having these slim displays integrated into your prescription glasses may become a thing.
Ya know, for the longest I thought the cord used to connect the ar glasses looked ugly and silly. But the more I think about it, the more it just looks how headphones were before airpods.
Apple Vision Pro, and other headsets, won't "FEEL REAL" until you CAN REALLY FEEL; Apple should release some haptic gloves that work with it their headset. The gloves including, as a minimum, inflatable micro pockets which inflate where you touch things so you can feel the touch on your fingers, along with some ability to vibrate to simulate impact. The next step up for realism being robotic fingers running along the rear of each finger that stops you being able to bend your fingers, via rear resistance, through "solid objects", so you could do things like the army do, by truly feeling and interacting with remote physical, or just virtual, objects. Add these haptic gloves, which could also aid in tracking finger and hand movements even when the headset cameras can not see them, THEN it will feel truly REAL! I looked into remote haptics as part of my PhD so I know the technology to make these gloves already exists, it's only that noone, outside of the military with huge exoskeletons to simulate preventing moving THROUGH virtual objects for military training, has thought there was a user market, but this $3,500 headset proves there is!
None of it really. Xreal's new device would be something to look forward to if they allowed for an opensource community to develop a genuine desktop environment for dex/windows/mac/linux. VR haptics aren't worth much without standardization. Which is something that the XR community is currently struggling with. Waveguide tech isn't going to be accessible for another couple of years, and the rest is only applicable in enterprise do to the lack of price differential. Where its really at in the XR space is with Project North Star, and what they're doing over in their community. Otherwise, we're entering another lull in the space from my perspective.
I'm curious if you have Demo'd the Vision Pro yet and how the passthrough compares to Varjo XR4. The Varjo XR4 seems amazing to me and I wish I could get my hands on it.
The cheap plastic Cellid ones look cool. If they are truly massproducible and they can get the price down, the 30 degrees isn't even that bad. Though I'm less excited because of it to be honest. I imagine they will not be as durable and the projector will probably be cheap and break quickly. As a proof of concept, it looks amazing though! Been waiting 15 years for this to happen, I should probably be less skeptical :P
6:06 This VR glasses appears to be constructed with an additional body thickness than normal glasses to accommodate more physical hardware technology to improve the overall quality of VR glasses. 6:06 If the VR glasses body is thicker and it performs better because of the additional hardware in contrast to typical VR glasses then this might be something to look at. 23:16 The tech behind future AR glasses appears to be loaded with reliable hardware like the two waveguide glass.
Which vr headset would you use if your only use case is media consumption like Netflix and dual monitor setup which is not using a cloud based server but direct connection to the laptop for privacy.
Goodness! 12:45 I love Canon's prototype! I can imagine using them like those oldtimey theater binoculars! Let me connect them to my phone or computer (adapters?) and make them cheap!! They might need a lidar sensor for ARCore though! If possible, around $100 or less and I'll buy a few to show off my AR stuff to friends! Could use the phone as a 3D pointer (like I already do with ARCore), but would be nice with another type of control.
Good job ladies. This video was very informative on where we are at tech wise for vr and ar. Aside, y’all are smart and beautiful. Keep up the good work 😊
So... we're halfway there to having holodecks with those wall screens. Always wanted to have a bedroom with all screens connected to 5 cameras showing the sky outside.
Really interesting, thanks for all the info! I think the Varjo XR4 excites me the most, that company has successfully made some consumer-grade options and continues to deliver new ideas. I won’t be buying an XR4, but I may buy less expensive options in the future, they keep pushing the limits in interesting ways!
SHARP's autofocus system is based on polymer lens called Tlens from Polight( Norwegian company) This lens achieve a focus time of 1ms. No tech can beat this.💪 Like Varjo 's autofocus system👍👍
Questions for the TCLs: 1. Can you use it to display multiple monitors but that's not what it's made for or is it something that just can't happen? I ask because I use my XReal for that, but this looks nice... Especially since it has the built-in features... Which brings me to number 2. Does it access the Play Store? If so, can you download most apps (like games)? Which brings me to my final question, does it have Bluetooth so you could bring just the glasses and a game controller with you places and game without needing another device? The answer to all of those are probably no, but since you said to ask questions, thought I would ask them.
VR games are fun and cool, it can do lots of gameplay experience not possible in flatscreen at all and it is much more powerful as a tool outside of a stupid video games. Apple's next spacial computer should be focus on multiple purposes device where you can travel with it and rely on 3rd party software makers to create some magic for the device
What I want are AR glasses that can detect which word in a physical book I'm looking at and detect (perhaps via EEG) that I want to see a definition or search results (or have a chatbot tell me something related to it). Probably not a marketable mass market "killer app" 😅
@@ricardobaila8959 to detect which words I actually want to look up. EEG works "well" when there aren't many options, if I stop reading and focus on a word that is of course already quite a strong signal, but without EEG there'd likely be way to many false-positives for the experience to be enjoyable.
@@ricardobaila8959 I did actually answer you but it seems my comment has been disappeared. Tldr: EEG to avoid false positives when focusing on a word that you may (or may not) want to see a definition of.
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All this new competition is exciting. Feel like full AR adaption is way sooner than people realize.
We're still a ways off. Competition is great when there's demand in the market. However, without production. there's nothing to meet the demand. This tech isn't ready yet. It won't be for a while.
Thanks Cas and Chary XR.
Fantastic video! and thank you for plugging Amanda Watson, it's nice to know some vr history and who is behind the scenes.
Man, I want eye tracking so bad. Between foveated rendering and gaze control, it just feels so essential.
It’s likely highly intentional that the vision pro’s displays are around ~34ppd
human vision is estimated to max out around 60ppd
A future Vision Pro need only to double its exact resolution to be a “retina display“ making scaling up its apps perfectly seamless and fully backwards compatible
Thank you for making this overview! Very interesting to follow ^^
Happy to hear! Thank you so much for watching!
I don't think the AR glasses are quite stylish enough for your average consumer yet. Maybe within a couple years though - it's definitely improving a lot year over year.
Fantastic presentation as usual! Thanks so much
Love the complete coverage!
The Sharp VR headset in the second case reminds of Back to the future part 2 when see Doc Emmett Brown wearing glasses similar shape and silver shiny front.
It would be good if sonys hmd can use the psvr 2 controlers
Im a bit disappointed by Xreal tbh. The Air Pro 2 Pros got released only in Oct/Nov and had a bunch of leds distrotion and blur issues at the edge of the screen(many people complaining about it in their r/sub). Then just 2 months later at CES they show off the Air Pro 2 Ultras which seem to use identical displays and frame shapes but the lens shape has been modified slightly to not only fix the display issues but also increse the FOV. That change probably cost them nothing since its more of a fix. So it just seems like they rushed out the Air Pro 2 knowing that they already have an updated version of the lens shape just weeks away that could be applied to them. Feels a bit of a kick in the teeth. If I didn't have a few very long flights this month I would've returned them. I'm hoping Samsung makes some very good and normal looking AR glasses this year or early next year, not a headset like Apple which are pretty uncool for media and productive uses.
That varjo looks like a tank on your head. Huge! But I like the tech!
Thanks for the great video. CES looks like a lot of fun. Did you two win any money gambling in Vegas?
Thanks for watching! Lol yes we did won some then lost some 😂🙈
Ray neo x2 is a great product but i think they misunderstood the audience who would wear these glasses. I think being able to watch youtube, netflix, browser the internet, or screen mirror are major reasons why anyone would want Smart glasses. AI is great but quiet frankly many people are not ready to make that jump. I think people want AR glasses to be able to increase their productivity in multitasking. Such as watching a video spatially while your waiting for your food at a restaurant or grocery shopping and being able to watch a video recipe while your shopping. This is a amazing product but they dont understand the demographic of the people who are willing to help a start up or even understand how this can enhance their productivity. This is a great product but it has to make sense. It kinda just seems like a early ipod before they had touch screens. Which is also great but focusing on the areas people will really use will gain the support to make it go world wide.
Wow this tech have came so far and now since Apple Vision Pro have launched it will certainly bring more attention and interest to this space.
The WaveGuide glasses still look shit - but... as you said, some years ago that would have been unthinkable small. Another couple of years... In the meantime, forget normal glasses. Where do you have bulky glasses on your face anyway? MOTOR BIKE HELMETS (navigation, translation, showing maps for planning), Protective glasses in factories. Integrate them into a helmet style and you can have something really interesting for a lot of scenarios. And some years down the line, they will likely be really small, too ;)
Is there a Link for the TCL Glasses?
I only found the TCL nxtwear glasses but those aint the one you were showing at the end of this video.
Looks like google glass was a head of its time
Google glasses is lame. Vision Pro is like 30 years more advance
Can I still use RayNeo X2 if I'm nearsighted?
To be fair sony has one of the best headsets out but its for the PS5. Its nice to see them breaking out of gaming only
AR and MR are cool, but all those companies struggle to present useful scenarios and every day use cases. Every time it's the same "guy looking at a product prototype" and "real estate lady touring a house". Coolness wears out quickly. Without actually useful irl applications that $3500 headset will quickly land on a shelf.
Being able to place 20 plus resizable floating screens anywhere like how Vision Pro does is not a small crap 😂 you had no idea how powerful VR/AR basic features are
@@toututu2993 It's cool, but not $3500 cool.
First
Appreciate you GT 🥰
Those TCL waveguide AR glasses are really close to what I'm wanting to see! Pity they apparently don't have the same clarity and fidelity of the OLED birdbath displays. I wonder what the bottlenecks are, with those, and whether they'll be able to be overcome reasonably quickly.
Seeing all this new tech and thinking how it'll be 5 years for now gives me goosebumps.
There is no augmented reality without cameras in the device performing spatial mapping of the environment and then rendering of 3D objects in that spatial environment with respect to the real geometry... None of these "AR glasses" are doing that. They are just overlaying notifications and display windows within your field of view. It's not the same thing at all... What's happening today with passthrough is closer to AR than what these glasses are doing
I know. But you don't need that much to simulate true AR, the glasses just need to be able to do 6DoF tracking and you can simulate AR very well by doing all that you described by software, much like what XREAL did with their "XREAL Light". This means they can do it with the XREAL Ultra as well. The field of view is just not great, but it's close to Hololens. Many smartglasses could be capable of it but we need the developers actually making something useful.
Smart glasses are stupid. If i wanted to look at a 2d screen i would grab my phone. True AR glasses have a-lot of potential and should be priority.
@@CasandChary Oh wow, I see they do plane detection, spatial anchors, etc... for $399. Very cool!
glasses without camera prevents some privacy concern, and looks more like a regular glasses
@@biggrizz9088
I can tell you never actually tried smart glasses because the experience is ALOT better than looking at your phone screen.
Gaming and TV/movie watching is amazing on these glasses.
When will a video be out for the apple vision pro? Im very curious about what you have to say
It’ll be a bit late as my preorder is coming in on Feb 20. Expect it after that date!
@@CasandChary Looking forward to it
I’m so tired of seeing AR/VR headsets with controllers. Your hands should be the controller. Hopefully Apple made that an industry standard. Vision Pro makes all of these look ancient.
I'd love to try CitraVR, but emulation is far more strict here in Japan legally. Even extracting my own copy's rom would be complicated especially since I believe it requires modifying a 3DS, which is also not exactly legal here.
get a vpn, do whatever you want.
@@cheeeeezewizzz I do, but even then it's still riskier since emulation legality is a more grey area in the U.S. while in Japan it's much more severe because of an anti-cheating law that flat out bans modding even your own hardware, but it's too strict and even applies to non-online games and consoles. Even if you can make a legal backup of your legally owned games for personal use only, in Japan, even modifying a console to be able to do that could land you in serious trouble. The emulation scene is something I see more of in the west as a result.
Yes, a VPN can help with bypassing these issues while leaving less of a trail, but I don't intend to pirate the games and just try to hide my trail.
We're in the medieval ages equivalent of VR / AR. Until technology conforms more to us and not the other way around, this technology will only be for a niche market. I will truly be impressed when AR technology does not significantly disconnect us from the real world from others not wearing the device as it does now.
10 years ago, Google Glass had the right idea, but they ignored the social interaction aspect. Same with most of the technology today. The glasses are getting close, but you still look like a dork wearing them. But, then again, people now wear pajamas in public -- so, our social constructs have also changed since then.
And I think the jury is still out as to whether this technology will give us an "awesome future". Social media as polarized us to the point where major conflicts are beginning to happen. Not so awesome, IMO. AR (and especially VR) has the potential to take this polarizing effect to another level.
Returned my xreal air 2 pro, the company gives no software support. They must be busy spending all their resources on hardware. The screen was nice, but too many things goes against it, tiny fov, poor image quality when using 3dof, lack of adjustability, screen placement too high. Would be highly cautious buying, and make sure there’s a good return policy where you buy it from.
"The first consumer ultra thin AR Glasses" Can we please stop calling heads up displays AR glasses? They don't match the same problem set. There is 0 external feature tracking going on. These see-through approaches are not remotely comparable to apples product or any other passthrough inside-out tracked 6DoF AR glasses.
They should make a wave guide smartphone just to sell more wave guides. Drive the price down faster.
I really just want the wave guide glasses so i can read my kindle books without craning my neck at my phone lol. I think 6dof ar is kinda over rated personally just because the world is already too overstimulating. I would prefer a simple ui like in a video game with a small text prompt at the bottom of the screen updating what zone I'm in our what plant in looking at. No dinosaurs, floating ads, or digital overlay environments for me.
Cars controlled by controllers that start drifting after a few months? What could possibly go wrong?
Finally the wearables are happening! The only problem with waveguide ones is they look stupid. They are not cool looking glasses. They need to look, feel and fit like 'pug' glasses.
Who can afford it , we've got MUCH bigger things to worry about .
Get our space case land or not , you will still see n experience it.
If they want people to actually spend the money and wear this stuff it's gotta look like Pugs or Ironman style glasses.
Skip the argument over the style on which sunglasses design is best and go straight Pug or Ironman styles and always be right.
Ready Player One... When someone adds a $1B prize in a game, humans will stop working
i try to build a glass no VR, but just NightVision and Thermal view. (you dont know a mark to do this ?)
When are you going to do the review of the RayNeo x 2?
huh, AR might actually go somewhere. a few years down the line, having these slim displays integrated into your prescription glasses may become a thing.
There's a reason that waveguides are used to project the image. It's not possible to use physical hardware displays in that capacity.
Great news! What is this accent? I can't put a finger on it lol It nearly sounds like a Dutch English accent n__n
Fih-delity, not fEYE-delity, and ih-teration, not EYE-teration - sorry! 🙂
Ya know, for the longest I thought the cord used to connect the ar glasses looked ugly and silly. But the more I think about it, the more it just looks how headphones were before airpods.
When you realize that our eyes and our brains are the ultimate XR/AR goggles that we got for free lol
i swear, in a hundred years, people won't know what's real and what's virtual
What a refresh! Thanks for this video note that everyone is talking about the Apple Vision Pro..... Looking forward to your review 😎
Seems like its take decades for true AR and VR to come in market for general people
They are wasting their time using those frames. They need better frames.
Is er een beurs in de buurt van Nederland waar je deze smart glasses, ar en vr zelf kan bekijken?
12:48 Canon's MREAL cost ~$23000.
If they can make the AR glasses look less dumb by being too far of your face and combine it with AI, they will be a hit.
AI/Robots are overrated. Tired of internet peeps keep praising it for decades yet it doesn't do anything useful but more of the opposite
Not particularly impressed. 5 more years.
I would love a review of letinAR glasses ^^
Apple Vision Pro, and other headsets, won't "FEEL REAL" until you CAN REALLY FEEL; Apple should release some haptic gloves that work with it their headset. The gloves including, as a minimum, inflatable micro pockets which inflate where you touch things so you can feel the touch on your fingers, along with some ability to vibrate to simulate impact. The next step up for realism being robotic fingers running along the rear of each finger that stops you being able to bend your fingers, via rear resistance, through "solid objects", so you could do things like the army do, by truly feeling and interacting with remote physical, or just virtual, objects. Add these haptic gloves, which could also aid in tracking finger and hand movements even when the headset cameras can not see them, THEN it will feel truly REAL! I looked into remote haptics as part of my PhD so I know the technology to make these gloves already exists, it's only that noone, outside of the military with huge exoskeletons to simulate preventing moving THROUGH virtual objects for military training, has thought there was a user market, but this $3,500 headset proves there is!
Transparent display is way better than camera
1:43 I swear she said 50%
hehe u talk in a cute way
So , the Future looks ...stupid😅
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None of it really. Xreal's new device would be something to look forward to if they allowed for an opensource community to develop a genuine desktop environment for dex/windows/mac/linux. VR haptics aren't worth much without standardization. Which is something that the XR community is currently struggling with. Waveguide tech isn't going to be accessible for another couple of years, and the rest is only applicable in enterprise do to the lack of price differential.
Where its really at in the XR space is with Project North Star, and what they're doing over in their community. Otherwise, we're entering another lull in the space from my perspective.
was those last glasses ANSI rated?
Great roundup.
But the words 'improved' and '52 degrees' should never be used together :)
I'm curious if you have Demo'd the Vision Pro yet and how the passthrough compares to Varjo XR4. The Varjo XR4 seems amazing to me and I wish I could get my hands on it.
what about ant crossfire
The cheap plastic Cellid ones look cool. If they are truly massproducible and they can get the price down, the 30 degrees isn't even that bad. Though I'm less excited because of it to be honest. I imagine they will not be as durable and the projector will probably be cheap and break quickly. As a proof of concept, it looks amazing though! Been waiting 15 years for this to happen, I should probably be less skeptical :P
6:06 This VR glasses appears to be constructed with an additional body thickness than normal glasses to accommodate more physical hardware technology to improve the overall quality of VR glasses. 6:06 If the VR glasses body is thicker and it performs better because of the additional hardware in contrast to typical VR glasses then this might be something to look at. 23:16 The tech behind future AR glasses appears to be loaded with reliable hardware like the two waveguide glass.
Which vr headset would you use if your only use case is media consumption like Netflix and dual monitor setup which is not using a cloud based server but direct connection to the laptop for privacy.
Woah I didn’t even know Sony was releasing a premium productive XR headset! Sweet, now I have more ammo to argue with my Apple hype beast friend.
Goodness! 12:45 I love Canon's prototype! I can imagine using them like those oldtimey theater binoculars! Let me connect them to my phone or computer (adapters?) and make them cheap!! They might need a lidar sensor for ARCore though! If possible, around $100 or less and I'll buy a few to show off my AR stuff to friends! Could use the phone as a 3D pointer (like I already do with ARCore), but would be nice with another type of control.
Good job ladies. This video was very informative on where we are at tech wise for vr and ar. Aside, y’all are smart and beautiful. Keep up the good work 😊
I can’t wait to try it out. 😎👍🏾
Exciting.
Good range of products, well detailed information.
Thanks.
So... we're halfway there to having holodecks with those wall screens. Always wanted to have a bedroom with all screens connected to 5 cameras showing the sky outside.
I’m surprised that you haven’t tested the Vision Pro. Have a try and give us your opinion.
What reasons?
Another amazing rundown. I am excited to see where smart glasses are going.
Nice video.
I can just send you my Vision Pro that I haven’t opened yet.
hell yeah!!
Do you have a video that suggests lens protectors for Quest 3?
Wow like a TV series episode :)-
😂😂😂😂
The haptic gloves look like they make hands sweaty fast.
I always thought depth game from the second eye
Really interesting, thanks for all the info! I think the Varjo XR4 excites me the most, that company has successfully made some consumer-grade options and continues to deliver new ideas. I won’t be buying an XR4, but I may buy less expensive options in the future, they keep pushing the limits in interesting ways!
Couldn't agree more!
You make such great videos!
THANKS! [:]~))
I WANT MY POKEMON GO AR JESUS CHRIST PLEASE I BEG YOU
Me too!!! Niantic (Pokemon Go devs) are actually working on their own AR headset so I'm guessing this might actually come true!
Really good video.
Great video
great content!
Thank you❤😊
SHARP's autofocus system is based on polymer lens called Tlens from Polight( Norwegian company) This lens achieve a focus time of 1ms. No tech can beat this.💪
Like Varjo 's autofocus system👍👍
Questions for the TCLs: 1. Can you use it to display multiple monitors but that's not what it's made for or is it something that just can't happen? I ask because I use my XReal for that, but this looks nice... Especially since it has the built-in features... Which brings me to number 2. Does it access the Play Store? If so, can you download most apps (like games)? Which brings me to my final question, does it have Bluetooth so you could bring just the glasses and a game controller with you places and game without needing another device? The answer to all of those are probably no, but since you said to ask questions, thought I would ask them.
Noted and I'll come back to this later once I got to try it a bit more at home.
I don't see the point unless it is for gaming that where U make the money , sorry to burst your bubble
VR games are fun and cool, it can do lots of gameplay experience not possible in flatscreen at all and it is much more powerful as a tool outside of a stupid video games. Apple's next spacial computer should be focus on multiple purposes device where you can travel with it and rely on 3rd party software makers to create some magic for the device
What I want are AR glasses that can detect which word in a physical book I'm looking at and detect (perhaps via EEG) that I want to see a definition or search results (or have a chatbot tell me something related to it). Probably not a marketable mass market "killer app" 😅
You can use a mix of eye tracking and OCR to do that. I don't follow up why would you suggest EEG use, could you expand on that ? You got me curious
@@ricardobaila8959 to detect which words I actually want to look up. EEG works "well" when there aren't many options, if I stop reading and focus on a word that is of course already quite a strong signal, but without EEG there'd likely be way to many false-positives for the experience to be enjoyable.
@@ricardobaila8959 I did actually answer you but it seems my comment has been disappeared. Tldr: EEG to avoid false positives when focusing on a word that you may (or may not) want to see a definition of.
@@WhoisTheOtherVindAzzit actually makes sense ! Man, this is a field I would love to work on, got to say
Canon vr design is kinda wierd.. no would buy it, they redesign it asap