Comment by pabo
6 years ago
But VR would prevent you from interacting with your real environment. For instance, with AR you could still grab your tea mug without switching context.
6 years ago
But VR would prevent you from interacting with your real environment. For instance, with AR you could still grab your tea mug without switching context.
At this stage, I honestly think it would be easier to get pre-modeled tea mugs that your VR headset can track than to have a good experience replacing your desktop with AR. Even just modeling it yourself and gluing a vive puck to the bottom seems pretty easy. I understand that the mug is really just one example, but for almost any given problem VR seems like it's ready to be adjusted to deal with it far better than AR is ready to even create the fundamental experience of being a desktop monitor replacement.