Intel's "smart glasses" approach looks like the right one: no cameras, nonintrusive. https://www.theverge.com/2018/2/5/16966530/intel-vaunt-smart-glasses-announced-ar-video
Can we get a libre version of this in the works plz
@cwebber Damn. Retinal projection sounds like how it was always meant to be. I wonder if it is safe for the eyesight though.
As for cameras, I'd like it more as an option. Like, you can if you want to, but you certainly don't have to.
Also, what OS will it run? Will it be open enough to trust?
@drequivalent @cwebber It's safe for the eye, and not for the brain, as every tool that create dissonance between multiple distance information.
But as some people live their entire life without stereomatching, I gess it can be a volontary choice.
The most interesting thing I think we can do with it is to put two camera on it, and make it project the real-world image to people with vision default that cannot be adjusted easely (like with progressive glasses).
