@JonCaraveo
Incredibly well researched video 👍
@wasimshaikh1665
Dude: People are tired of screen. Let's put screen on their face
@Semmster
I'm now 50-odd, and my imagination has been here since before I was 20. I've been ready since the first time I played Doom and Quake. I already talk to my phone and I show it the things I'm curious about and I chafe at the delay involved in running to get the phone, or getting out of my pocket. I hope I'm physically able to enjoy this tech when it finally matures.
@jameshealwriter
Oh yeah, this is a great idea 🤣🤣 people checking their messages while driving on an AR highway that looks like a hunter s thompson movie haha😅
@shink9844
Imagine your company forces you to wear these at work. They can track everything you are doing and even looking at. When they send you a notification, they can know exactly when you saw it. It’s not unrealistic that every interaction you ever have will now be recorded from a first person POV, like body cams on steroids. If someone takes out their phone and starts recording, that requires an obvious action detectable by others and is usually for a discrete period of time. You can usually see where someone is pointing their phone. With glasses, what are you going to do… tell them to stop looking in a certain direction? Tell them to take their glasses off? Trust that they aren’t first person recording you, your kids, your credit card number when you pull out your card, etc.? Zuckerberg was caught covering his laptop camera with tape. Wonder why… perhaps it’s bc he’s directly aware of what our devices can do even if you don’t intend for it.
@shink9844
Gives me a chuckle just imagining the potential hacking opportunities. So it’s not enough that your phone that tracks and listens to you… we need a device that also tracks what you are looking at all times.
@GuestYouTubeUser
Yes. Make them affordable like $499 & phone & texting capabilities. Also a browser with apps.
@DonAllenIII
I loved using both of these
@evg3nius
People are tired of screens? Dude is delusional.
@yinol880
As a waveguide design engineer, monochromatic solutions are already widely available for consumers. For colorful WGs, previous limits are the projectors while Avegant is already a great solution for that. I can tell it is super close and so many are already mass producting now. Expecting a consumer market available in autumn 2025 or early 2026.
@AnthonyNeedsTech
not everyone wears glasses just to wear glasses…that’s one. second…no one will replace their phones with AR glasses. i’m talking about the average consumer. techies like myself, yes….this is cool. to say people are tired of screens yet the glasses are basically displaying a screen. lol anyway, they’re cool.
@matt.stevick
zucc potentially and very likely has changed the course of how we humans interact with our exponentially intelligent machines for the remainder of human existence.
@vovalos
wow "bring us together by putting 2 screens even when people do come face to face.... yea... also there are no apps, so we're renting them at 99$/month to developers who will have 0 user based to recoup their costs... who ever would sign up for that?
@ashleyg434
This is the future, it’s as simple as that. AR will be the normal & VR is where people will game. Mobile phones will be outdated technology. Wearables, AI & Extended Reality is coming quicker than you all think, buckle up it’s going to be a different future in 10 years time 🚀 ⌚️ 👓 🤖
@srik88
Once it gets more affordable, stylish, comfortable, seamless & discrete, then best believe it will be worldwide; with some privacy concerns of course.
@majidmehmood3780
the price should be somewhat less than the high end smartphone, like 80-90% of it, apple did this by realeasing the phone at 499 when most high end were at around 600. today high end one smartphones are mostly are $1200. the glasses should be 999. PS: fold ,vision pro, pro max are not mainstream
@partymarty6969
They are complicating the glasses. Ppl commuting in urban environments can really benefit from smartglasses if they act as a camera lens and show arrows where to walk or drive when using maps with your real-time view (adding your eye prescription for ppl who already wear glasses is a MUST)
@JoeKnowsWorst
people are getting fed up with their screens? so why are most people buried in their phone’s screen all day long? I don’t mind them trying new things, in fact I like it, but that’s a ridiculous statement, and silly to think these are going to replace phones…
@4-kathryn
Pass, these glasses record everything.. what if your walking down the street and someone is recording you with this product? There should be a way to tell the user not to record you; maybe all human faces 'default' setting' is blurred. Even my child's school has respect to ask parents permission if they should take photos of my child, the same should be applied to this technology.
@ArchThaBoss