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Let me connect via bluetooth direct to the glasses with anything and just tx/rx via a serial port and some low level protocol to get pixels/text on the screen.
This is also the only way I'd be able to buy a pair and feel safe it won't be able to be bricked in 2 years when some company shuts their server down and ends support.
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> I just stopped having to look down at the keyboard Maybe the next step is an app for people who don't read sheet music; it would light up the keys on the keyboard that you need to press, when you look at it...? Same for guitar, highlight where to put your fingers on a fret for each chord.
Various products have done this over the years. Forget app, actual keyboards and guitars that light up. It’s not a good way to learn.
That's why an app on glasses for this is better than a complete alternative instrument; the app is much cheaper and should work with any real instrument.
All these glasses have so many layers of abstraction I don't want between something I develop and the display. Let me connect via bluetooth direct to the glasses with anything and just tx/rx via a serial port and some low level protocol to get pixels/text on the screen. This is also the only way I'd be able to buy a pair and feel safe it won't be able to be bricked in 2 years when some company shuts their server down…
I noticed the iron ring on your pinkie -- Canadian engineer?
I am so unbelievably excited for consumer-grade, useful AR. There was a lot of hype around VR, but for the last 10 years I've been following progress on AR glasses. The thing about AR is that it has the ability to enhance everything in your daily life, versus VR which is meant to be a separate experience. Both Meta and Samsung are due to put out consumer AR glasses later this year and I think this might be the first…
Nice work. From the Github: > This allows the pianist to not have to turn pages, and more importantly, allows them to see the music and their hands at the same time, which is an unavoidable problem with traditional sheet music. I could definitely see this being beneficial for beginners. When I lived in a dormitory during uni I often played familiar pieces from memory pretty late on a digital piano (with headphones) i…
I am so unbelievably excited for consumer-grade, useful AR. There was a lot of hype around VR, but for the last 10 years I've been following progress on AR glasses. The thing about AR is that it has the ability to enhance everything in your daily life, versus VR which is meant to be a separate experience. Both Meta and Samsung are due to put out consumer AR glasses later this year and I think this might be the first…
Unlike you i think the potential is rather in business and work. Useful info when needed.
I am so unbelievably excited for consumer-grade, useful AR. There was a lot of hype around VR, but for the last 10 years I've been following progress on AR glasses. The thing about AR is that it has the ability to enhance everything in your daily life, versus VR which is meant to be a separate experience. Both Meta and Samsung are due to put out consumer AR glasses later this year and I think this might be the first…
Just bought a pair of the Mentra Mach1 glasses, let's see how they pan out.
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Just bought a pair of the Mentra Mach1 glasses, let's see how they pan out.
Any workaround for those needing prescription glasses?