I’d never seen VR used this way. I’m not all that impressed. What do people think?
https://www.tiktok.com/@reekontools/video/7340662481200713006?_r=1&_t=8kIhViSyXfO
IMO The overall setup is clunky, not good for the neck (no counter weight to help balance the apple vision) and the battery life isn’t there. That said, innovation starts somewhere and I can envision significant productivity increases in some scenarios. For example, framing/siding a house. Everyone yelling to the cut guy what their dimensions are - versus a ‘virtual whiteboard’ list, the measurement isn’t a ‘guess’ on an inside corner. And that’s small potatoes.
So, for being first to market and trying something new… I give this an B+
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I thought it was pretty cool. Looks very much like sci-fi movies when they use holograms floating in front of them to access and operate computer screens…
I would ask, how much of a learning curve there is to operate this. Then, calibration is key, like all things, but with something like this; is it easy to calibrate or is it a headache.
Otherwise, like I said at the outset, pretty cool!
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I looked at this again today…having forgotten what the tiktok video showed.
Like previous, it does look cool, BUT seems to be too complicated and too high a learning curve for something I do regularly with a tap, pencil and pad and does not really need to be fixed or improved.
If you get the hang of using this, more power to you, but it is not for me. I am an old dog and this is too new a trick for me.