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Do these take photos and videos? What does it show in the glasses?
it's one of those animated scrolling webpages. Scroll down and you can see a simulated view thru the waveguides
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Can you say anything about potential applications? What do you think will be the killer app for this?
What would be any app for this? It's not immediately apparent why anyone would want this.
Would that appease you?
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it's one of those animated scrolling webpages. Scroll down and you can see a simulated view thru the waveguides
Thanks I did see that but I still don’t get it. It’s like a flower and a butterfly? How does that help me achieve my life goals?
In terms of what I personally look forward to the most, I can't wait to see what the next generation of kids do with it, like the Wozniak era that grew up simultaneously with the first personal computers.
The demo on their page, is this meant to look like a tamagotchi-style entertainment distraction? Or are they expecting people to use these for real interactions? I can’t understand why a pond and butterfly make sense overlaid on a forest.
Here's a video with a better example of it. Doesn't look like a pond. Its more like alien flowers or something. https://twitter.com/i/status/1395439601590833156
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Can you say anything about potential applications? What do you think will be the killer app for this?
What would be any app for this? It's not immediately apparent why anyone would want this.
I for one miss the wonky yellow first design iteration.
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Thanks I did see that but I still don’t get it. It’s like a flower and a butterfly? How does that help me achieve my life goals?
Oh gotcha. Right now it's a developer platform. It runs any JS code + graphics that you write in Lens Studio. https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/ In terms of what I personally look forward to the most, I can't wait to see what the next generation of kids do with it, like the Wozniak era that grew up simultaneously with the first personal computers.
From the website: 26.3 degree diagonal field of view (stereo). Display brightness up to 2,000 nits. I worked on these but am not allowed to say anything other than citing public sources.
Can you say anything about potential applications? What do you think will be the killer app for this?
It says try it on in-app, I tried it on and they look like those UV shades for old ppl that blocks sun from the sides. No one in their right minds would wear them in public.