Facebook details a 10-year vision for its AR glasses, imagining they will work alongside a wristband to measure hand and figure gestures, with haptic feedback
Facebook is working on a neural wristband for AR glasses, with haptic gloves in the works — Facebook's first pair of smart glasses is arriving this year.
CNET Scott Stein
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@amandhingrayt
Aman Dhingra
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I am really excited for the Future 😍 All day wearable AR Glasses with Minority Report like interactions 🤟😁 https://twitter.com/...
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@xrandrew
Andrew Woodberry
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Best quote from the blog - “This AR interface will need to be proactive rather than reactive.” A lot of mentions of “low friction” and TBH the ultimate in low friction would be passive visual and auditory information. Particularly if it “learns” info you desire before you ask. ht…
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@kavyapearlman
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Facebook's ‘10-year vision of a contextually-aware, AI-powered interface for augmented reality (AR) glasses that can use the information you choose to share, to infer what you want to do, when you want to do it’. Clearly “Human centric” sells better than “Privacy-intrusive” 🤷🏻♀ …
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@prvncher
Eric prvncher
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Fb is broaching on a future where our devices are so aware of our context and intent that software blends seamless into the day to day. That future is coming fast, but there's a big discussion to be had around all the data collection needed for it to work. The law won't be ready …
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@andrewprojdent
Andrew Hart
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Facebook's first look into their work on building a spatial interface, for AR wearables. They're going all in on AI + AR as an interaction model, which plays to their strengths. https://twitter.com/...
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@kentbye
Kent Bye VoicesOfVR
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Following Zuckerberg's emphasis of EMG neural input sensors yesterday, @FBRealityLabs kicks off a new blog series looking at the future of AR HCI at the wrist in what they call an “adaptive interface” using @CTRLlabsCo tech. FB betting big on EMG inputs: https://tech.fb.com/... …
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@alexchudesign
Alex Chu
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This @facebook blog post is dead on. As someone working on the @GoogleARVR Assistant, I strongly believe that that's the actual platform that will enable the ambient computing future we all want. https://tech.fb.com/...
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@kentbye
Kent Bye VoicesOfVR
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After I finished this thread, I found a new @FBRealityLabs series exploring the future of XR HCI where they say “wrist-based EMG is the most promising” neural input option for the future of AR since it can “detect finger motion of just a millimeter.” https://twitter.com/...
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@scobleizer
Scoble
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This is an interesting look at Facebook's vision for AR. A lot here worth unpacking. https://twitter.com/...