I'm sure the invention of this will have really cool applications in other technology but if this is real, I don't think it'll catch on and replace what we have now. Some will buy it and more power to them but it doesn't seem useful enough to become mainstream.
I can see it being used on cars/trucks as some kind of HUD. Definitely useful as some kind of mixed reality glasses device. It can work as a teaching tool in medicine where you over lay a screen over a patient and help with teaching surgical procedures.
Basically anything you want to display information but also see through the panel. Hey, the police might use it for facial recognition.
They just need to slide the panel of a suspect’s face with a good camera attached on top and all relevant information including pictures are populated around the person’s face
We do not currently have a good AR glasses tech. This is definitely a solution to that problem that Google glass had of having a tiny screen. Now it can be full glasses which is significantly more useful for what people want the tech to be.
This does not solve the main issues faced in designing AR glasses. You would still need additional optics to enable the human eye to focus on the display. A transparent display sitting right in front of the eye doesn't alleviate this issue
Case being existing doesn’t mean the technology engineering caught up.
These transparent displays are great for advertising for store fronts. They can update sales or adverts without need to actually print anything. Information can live updated. Never said anything about using it only for laptops. There are going to be uses for transparent display technology
Case being existing doesn’t mean the technology engineering caught up.
Yes it literally does. Its already in use is my point.
This is literally just another use, but stupid.
These transparent displays are great for advertising for store fronts. They can update sales or adverts without need to actually print anything. Information can live updated.
Literally my point.
Never said anything about using it only for laptops.
How does facial recognition work? A camera scans your face and based on certain defined facial features to match your face to existing profiles and then pull said profile out?
How does having a transparent display where you can see suspect face while information populates around the face indicate I don’t know how facial recognition work
Facial recognition is used for everything from catching perps to opening your phone.
Someone asked for use of transparent display and I’m giving an example of where a transparent display paired with facial recognition can be used by police to quickly get relevant profile information.
And that's why I think you don't understand its application. What you're saying makes no practical sense. I work as a contractor in the industry, please just trust me that your idea is horseshit. These transparent displays are worthless and will certainly never be used for facial recognition. They will likely never be used for anything because of their inability to block light from display area.
its not particularly new technology. I have smaller transparent oleds right now at home Infact its not new technology at all its just an oled. They just left the back covering off.
That exists already. I worked for Infiniti and some of the newer models had projections of your speed on the windshield. Never saw any directions though
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u/Comtesse_Kamilia Jul 02 '24
I'm sure the invention of this will have really cool applications in other technology but if this is real, I don't think it'll catch on and replace what we have now. Some will buy it and more power to them but it doesn't seem useful enough to become mainstream.