Brain-Computer Interface used to control AR video call
Iron Sight OS
Designing human interface guidelines for augmented reality smartglasses.
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I’ve heard that remote desktop is possible, but I haven’t tried it myself. I usually just use Samsung Dex.
I ditched my laptop for a pocketable mini PC and a pair of AR glasses — here’s what happened
I’m working on a way to control them without a brain interface and also without the clunky methods being used today (gestures, peripherals, tapping the side of the glasses, etc.) Wish me well!
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The consumer needs to actually experience it to understand it
💯 so true
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Sure, but when smartglasses become ubiquitous, it’s much easier for bad actors to blend in and reduces the “barriers to entry”. Furthermore, it makes it much easier for bad corporate actors to abuse this functionality.
I know, but almost all AR offerings include cameras that are capable of the same thing.
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