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Originally Posted by jreneew2
That is awesome! Have you tried to use it from a driver's perspective? You could have cool indicators like ready to fire, pressure, maybe even draw vision calculations.
I agree with frcguy, ive never experienced either HoloLens or glass, but my guess is the glass has less interference? How is the vision inside the Holocene?
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The big problem with using it at a drivers station right now is that the HoloLens is a self contained computer that is designed to connect via Wi-Fi. To make it FRC legal for the drivers under the current rules you'd have to disable the Wi-Fi and use a USB tether to the driver's station.
But I'm guessing you'd like to see something like
this.
As for Google Glass, it's a different tech. HoloLens puts holograms in the real environment using binocular RBG holographic waveguides. Glass was monocular, so there is no depth perception or understanding. If I put a holographic shark in the moat, it stays there, swimming in the moat, it doesn't mater where I move in space, the shark stays put. (Unless it's coded to move of course.)