Sentences with phrase «reality glasses from»

Apple's smart glasses probably won't be ready for another year or two at the earliest, but if you're still wondering what a pair of augmented - reality glasses from Apple might look like, Freelancer.com — a popular freelancing and crowdsourcing marketplace — recently held a contest to see what a pair of Apple - made smart glasses should look like.

You trade grins with your friend, who's actually 1,700 miles away, unplug your mind - reading headset and virtual reality glasses from your cell phone, and make your way up to your office.

Not exact matches

The tenth anniversary of the iPhone is upon us, and rumors are swirling about affordable augmented reality (AR) glasses coming out soon from several manufacturers.

Several major automakers are facing these obstacles head - on through cost - savings from augmented and virtual reality glasses for design and marketing.

Grab the new Parrot BeBop 2 drone, put on the included virtual reality glasses, and see the world from above.

REALITY: Crazing is caused by the rapid cooling of window glass, as when water from a fire hose strikes a hot window.

Even before any Google Glass augmented - reality headsets are available to the public, West Virginia is considering a bill to ban drivers from wearing any head - mounted display.

A glass of wine a night may seem harmless, and even healthy, but in reality it will affect metabolism in a way that may keep you from your weight loss goals.

Crichton shoots it mainly from the villain's perspective, thereby reducing the classic western brawl — Dr. Larry flies through panes of glass as though they're saloon windows — to crude virtual reality.

In Belmont, California, high school biology teacher Rebecca Girard has been using mixed reality computers from zSpace — which come with special glasses that allow cells and organs to «pop out» of the flat screen in 3D — to help her students gain a better grasp on how the heart works.

Although folks still call it «sandblasting», in reality it's «media blasting» and the media varies from tiny plastic or glass beads to ground up walnut shells (believe it or not!).

The end result is a tasty and sweet treat that for a brief moment distracts from the reality that none of this process is really needed for a glass of soda or flavoured water.

Initiated in the 1990s and spanning four continents, Reality Hacking consists of over 300 interventions to date, including such varied works as RH No. 320 (Snow Monsters)(2015), a constellation of twelve marble snowmen in various stages of melting that occupied the plaza outside of the Flatiron Building in New York City; RH No. 202 (2002 — 2003), a composition performed by the Ensemble for New Music Zurich based on a recording the artist made of a glass shelf filled with crystal objects crashing down a flight of stairs; RH No. 200 (2002), an artificial doughnut - shaped island built at the delta of a river in Switzerland using rocks and earth from the construction of a nearby tunnel; and RH No. 244 (2007), a snowman installed at the southernmost point of the African continent.

The intrusion of raw elements from the real (colored protective film for car glass, rubber bullets, palm leaves, inks cartridge printers or foil) joined this «perceptual approach to reality» dear to the New Realists, as well as the positioning of natural elements and «poor products» compositional elements in Arte Povera.

The result is a seemingly 3D image which can be viewed from 360 degrees around the machine, without the need for putting on augmented reality glasses.

«I used to think glasses were going to be the first mainstream augmented reality platform, and that maybe 5 - 10 years from now we'd get the form factor that we all want,» Zuckerberg admits.

Scoble predicts that «most of us will be wearing mixed reality glasses three to four years from now,» but this is also the same expert who has been lampooned for wearing the ill - fated Google Glass in the shower.

I've known for a while about a glossy white headset from Dell that worked with Windows Mixed Reality, but in all of my previous interactions at events that headset was sealed inside a glass case like some sort of priceless artifact.

Although its price and design — the Blades look like something stolen from a 3D showing of Star Wars — will almost certainly make the Vuzix Blade a niche product, the addition of Alexa and an augmented reality display makes them more practical than previous wearables, such as Google Glasses and the one - trick Snapchat Spectacles.

Technologists have been experimenting with virtual reality since the mid-19th century, working their way up from realistic art panoramas to driving simulators to glasses that could replicate a virtual environment in front of a user's eyes.

While the Apple AR glasses seem to be a long way from reality, an iPhone with AR functionality is believed to come sooner.

It's easy to view ourselves through rose colored glasses and take a superior stance to our partner but in reality, nothing could be further from the truth.