Typical Apple, renames an existing tech (Augmented Reality → Spacial Computing) and adds solid marketing.
A young guy I work with told me this week that he considered putting the $3,500 device on a credit card just to have it. I guess the marketing / FOMO is working
This is probably staged, but maybe what we can begin to expect…
That was exactly my mindset as well, but I think there’s going to be a sub group: people that acknowledge the advantages of AR/VR but choose not to integrate and instead pull the Luddite card and strive to work against the virtual world.
Had a brief conversation with a co-worker about AR/meta quest etc…
We basically spend all day looking at screens, so why not use VR/AR.
Giant screens everywhere that you can use. He’s a designer/CAD guy so maybe it makes sense, but I think it’s nothing more than a toy unless you can design piping between plant equipment in real time while walking a site.
Maybe then we would stop trying to run the pipes through the center of control rooms in Issue For Construction drawing packages