Still here
and on v2 of the product. If you really want optical AR hardware that's affordable and stylish your best bet is
I think they have a great story for "watch TV in AR" but I don't think their story for AR applications is that good.
and on v2 of the product. If you really want optical AR hardware that's affordable and stylish your best bet is
I think they have a great story for "watch TV in AR" but I don't think their story for AR applications is that good.
If it's not for some strong built-in reason (impossible-to-update firmware has a hard date after which it will crash, etc.), do you think picking up one to experiment with would still be worth it?