Cyril Diagne:
An AR+ML prototype that allows cutting elements from your surroundings and pasting them in an image editing software.
Although only Photoshop is being handled currently, it may handle different outputs in the future.
This is amazing. Cyril’s code is up on Github.
Each time I view this clip, I think of Clarke’s third law. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. pic.twitter.com/6reZVIOI7D
— Soona (@soonaorlater) May 4, 2020
Dieter Bohn, for The Verge:
At its core, Vaunt is simply a system for displaying a small heads-up style display in your peripheral vision. It can show you simple messages like directions or notifications. It works over Bluetooth with either an Android phone or an iPhone much in the same way your smartwatch does, taking commands from an app that runs in the background to control it.
One might say that this amounts to little more than a Pebble smartwatch on your face, especially because Vonshak designed Pebble’s excellent timeline interface before the company was acquired and shut down. But Intel has grand plans for the Vaunt’s tiny display.
This is a big first step, but the wait for all the cool stuff will probably take more than I would like.
Movies have already shown us what we imagine is possible, and while I’m sure there’s a lot more usable information that we can use down the road, apart from displaying our most hated targets, things will get interesting once our own eyes will be either swapped out for augmented or computerised versions, or replaced completely with cameras.
Unfortunately, I probably won’t be around to see that happen, so please hurry up!